Blue-fronted Blue Flycatcher

Blue-fronted Blue FlycatcherThe Blue-fronted Blue Flycatcher is presented as endemic to Sulawesi in a local guide to Sigi Regency. The guide records it at Gimpu, Lindu, Kamarora, Rorekatimbu, Napu and Besoa, and describes it as a forest bird.What does it look like?Adult males have a dark blue crown and glossy blue eyebrow and breast, olive-brown upperparts, and deep orange underparts.How does it live?The Blue-fronted Blue Flycatcher is presented as endemic to Sulawesi in a local guide to Sigi Regency. The guide records it at Gimpu, Lindu, Kamarora, Rorekatimbu, Napu and Besoa, and describes it as a forest bird.The Sigi guide describes it as a bird of forested areas.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.