Hammond's Flycatcher

Hammond's FlycatcherThis small flycatcher occurs in western North America and nests mainly in mature evergreen forests, often in the mountains.What does it look like?A pale eyering is wider behind the eye, and the dark wings have pale bars. The pointed wings are relatively long and project beyond the tail.How does it live?This small flycatcher occurs in western North America and nests mainly in mature evergreen forests, often in the mountains.It sallies from a perch to catch flying insects and also gleans insects from leaves, bark, or the ground. It nests mainly in mature evergreen forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.