Meratus Blue-flycatcher

Meratus Blue-flycatcherThe Meratus Blue-flycatcher was described from the Meratus Mountains of southeast Borneo. The female has olive upperparts and a white belly; the study also recorded the species in montane forest and at lower sites in secondary woodland.What does it look like?The female has olive upperparts and a white belly. The paper describes male and female plumage separately.How does it live?The Meratus Blue-flycatcher was described from the Meratus Mountains of southeast Borneo. The female has olive upperparts and a white belly; the study also recorded the species in montane forest and at lower sites in secondary woodland.The paper records the species in montane rainforest in the Meratus Mountains and, at a lower site, in settings including rubber plantation, secondary forest, and woodland. These are surveyed habitats, not a measure of preference.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.