Blue-billed Black Tyrant

Blue-billed Black TyrantA tyrant flycatcher of forest edges and waterways, especially in southeastern Brazil. Males are glossy black with a pale bluish bill and red eyes.What does it look like?About 14.5–15 cm long. Males are glossy black with a red eye and a bluish-white bill tipped black. Females are rufous-brown above and pale below with dark streaking.How does it live?A tyrant flycatcher of forest edges and waterways, especially in southeastern Brazil. Males are glossy black with a pale bluish bill and red eyes.It inhabits high-elevation Atlantic and mixed forest, often near water, to about 2,200 m. It eats insects, sallying from a perch or gleaning from foliage. Birds in the southern part of the range move north seasonally.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.