Restless Flycatcher

Restless FlycatcherThe Restless Flycatcher catches insects over open woodland and farmland. When hawking prey, it can appear to hover with its head pointing down.What does it look like?Adults have a blue-black head with a small crest and a white belly. Young birds have an orange-brown wash on the head and back.How does it live?The Restless Flycatcher catches insects over open woodland and farmland. When hawking prey, it can appear to hover with its head pointing down.It is usually alone or in pairs and catches flying insects in the air. While hunting, it may hover with its head and spread tail pointing down.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.