Euler's Flycatcher

Euler's FlycatcherThis flycatcher is widespread in Peruvian Amazonia. Peru Aves describes southern birds as migratory and birds north of the Amazon River as resident.What does it look like?About 13 cm long, it has olive-brown head, breast, and upperparts, a greyish or grey-yellowish belly, and two broad pale rufous wing bars.How does it live?This flycatcher is widespread in Peruvian Amazonia. Peru Aves describes southern birds as migratory and birds north of the Amazon River as resident.It forages in dense understory near forest edges and large openings. Peru Aves describes birds south of the Amazon River as austral migrants expected in Peru from May to October, while birds to the north are resident.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.