Cinereous Tyrant

Cinereous TyrantThe sexes have different plumage. Males have a dark crown and tail, while females have a chestnut head and gray back. A 2019 report describes it as locally common in Paraguay’s drier Chaco.What does it look like?Males are brownish gray with a blackish crown, gray bars on brown wings, and a black tail. Females have a chestnut head, gray back, and pale underparts streaked with gray.How does it live?The sexes have different plumage. Males have a dark crown and tail, while females have a chestnut head and gray back. A 2019 report describes it as locally common in Paraguay’s drier Chaco.A 2019 Paraguay report found it locally common in the drier parts of the Chaco and described it as partly resident.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.