The mouth lining is bright orange-yellow, occasionally flesh-colored or dull yellow. Juvenile: similar but duller and paler below; olive breast patches less obvious; has rusty secondary edges (but ...

A yellow-bellied flycatcher 5 blue-winged ... A black-crowned night-heron was in Otis and an olive-sided flycatcher was in Southwick. A flight of 1700 broad-winged hawks went over Shatterack ...

Yellow-throated Flycatcher (Conopias parvus) is a medium-sized songbird widespread in the lowlands of northern South America. Found primarily from. Submit. Subscribe for just 30¢ a day; ...

That's why I went on high alert when I heard the great crested flycatcher ... I can see its lemon-yellow belly and olive-brown head with fluffy crown feathers resembling a crest.

Females are greyish or olive-green above, paler below, with a wing bar and yellow rump. They may show yellow on the throat. The yellow-rumped flycatcher’s food includes small invertebrates and ...

An olive-sided flycatcher perches atop a tree in Alaska. (Photo by Sara Germain / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) Right about now, songbirds in Brazil are shifting on their perches, ...

Although they are widespread across the western U.S. and northern Canada, olive-sided flycatcher populations have declined by about 70 percent in the past 40 years. The decline continues ...

At Suffolk County, a cattle egret at Eastport Park in Boston, a lingering Iceland gull at Deer Island, a willow flycatcher and a black-billed cuckoo at Millennium Park in West Roxbury, two yellow ...

But some things must be seen - whatever the feather. And the first-ever sighting of the tiny yellow-bellied flycatcher in Europe drew them in droves to Blakeney Point on the Norfolk coast.