Blue-throated Blue Flycatcher

Blue-throated Blue FlycatcherThis small flycatcher is about 14–15 cm long. Males have blue throats and upperparts with an orange breast; females have brown upperparts and a rufous tail. It uses dense undergrowth in hill forests.What does it look like?It is about 14–15 cm long. Males have bright blue upperparts, an extensively blue throat, and orange underparts; females are brown above with a rufous tail and defined orange breast.How does it live?This small flycatcher is about 14–15 cm long. Males have blue throats and upperparts with an orange breast; females have brown upperparts and a rufous tail. It uses dense undergrowth in hill forests.It is found in dense undergrowth in hill forests and gives a variable song of whistling, warbling, and chattering notes.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.