Great Crested Flycatcher

Other Names: none

Distribution :  eastern United States in summer; Caribbean and parts of Central America in winter. A nonmigratory population exists in south Florida.

Description:

Size: 17-21 cm in length with a 34 cm wingspan, weighign 27-40 g.

Plumage:  Brown above including a small crest, with a gray throat, yellow underside, rufous wings and tail, and pale brown at the base of the lower mandible. The legs and eyes are black.

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Great Crested Flycatcher
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Term Relation
Perching birds or songbirds passeriformes
Tyrant flycatchers tyrannidae

Great Crested Flycatcher

Bill Shape
all-purpose
Eats
meal-worms
Regions
alabama
alaska
alberta
arizona
arkansas
british columbia
california
colorado
connecticut
delaware
district of columbia
florida
georgia
illinois
indiana
iowa
kansas
kentucky
labrador
louisiana
maine
manitoba
maryland
massachusetts
mexico
michigan
minnesota
mississippi
missouri
montana
nebraska
new brunswick
new foundland
new hampshire
new jersey
new mexico
new york
north carolina
north dakota
nova scotia
nunavut
ohio
oklahoma
ontario
pennsylvania
quebec
rhodeisland
saskatchewan
south carolina
south dakota
tennessee
texas
utah
vermont
virginia
west virginia
wisconsin
wyoming
Tail Shape
fan-shaped-tail
Wing Shape
pointed-wings
Habitat
Forests
Urban
Color
olive
yellow
Body Shape
perching
Size
small
Order
tyrant flycatchers - tyrannidae
perching birds or songbirds - passeriformes
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Bird Species
Great Crested Flycatcher
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