The Ferruginous Flycatcher has a gray head, orange-brown body, and pale ring around the eye. It perches at mid-height in montane forest openings, often near running water, and sallies out to catch insects.
It has a gray head, orange-brown body, and a distinct pale ring around the eye, giving it a large-headed, large-eyed look.
It perches at mid-height in forest openings, often by running water, then flies out to snag insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.