Yellow Tyrannulet

Yellow TyrannuletThis small flycatcher occurs in Central and South America. Its upperparts are olive and its underside yellow, with faint yellow wingbars. It is recorded at forest edges, in secondary woodland, and along gallery forests.What does it look like?A Colombia-focused account describes olive upperparts, yellow underparts, a pale eyebrow, and faint yellow wingbars.How does it live?This small flycatcher occurs in Central and South America. Its upperparts are olive and its underside yellow, with faint yellow wingbars. It is recorded at forest edges, in secondary woodland, and along gallery forests.The AOU checklist lists lowland evergreen-forest edges, secondary forest, deciduous forest, and gallery forest, often with bamboo.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.