White-throated Flycatcher

White-throated FlycatcherThis small flycatcher is identified by its whitish throat and pale wingbars. It uses marshes and semi-open areas with shrubs, and winters mainly in lowland marshes.What does it look like?It has a whitish throat, buffy wingbars and flanks, and no distinct pale eyering. It flicks its tail upward when perched.How does it live?This small flycatcher is identified by its whitish throat and pale wingbars. It uses marshes and semi-open areas with shrubs, and winters mainly in lowland marshes.It uses marshes and semi-open areas with bushes or hedges, wintering mainly in lowland marshes. Its distinctive rough, slightly sneezy call helps separate it from similar flycatchers.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.