Northern Tufted Flycatcher

Northern Tufted FlycatcherThis 12–14 cm flycatcher is active by day in mountain forest and pine-oak woodland. It catches insects in the air by darting out from a perch. It does not migrate.What does it look like?It is about 12–14 cm long and weighs about 8.6 g.How does it live?This 12–14 cm flycatcher is active by day in mountain forest and pine-oak woodland. It catches insects in the air by darting out from a perch. It does not migrate.It is diurnal and searches for insects in montane evergreen forest, pine-oak woodland, and forest edges at about 600–3,600 m. The page describes aerial invertebrate feeding from a perch.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.