The tyrant flycatchers (Tyrannidae) occur throughout North and South America. They are now considered the largest family of birds on Earth, with around 400 species. As could be expected from a family this large, the members vary greatly in habitat, shape, patterns and colors. Some Tyrant flycatchers superficially resemble the Old World flycatchers. Most, but not all, are rather plain, and many have erectile crests. Most are insectivorous, but some will eat fruit or small vertebrates.
The Tyrannidae family is presented in these web pages:
1) Tyrants, Black-Tyrants, Tit-Tyrants 2) Pygmy Tyrants, Tody-Flycatchers, Tody-Tyrants
3) Tyrants, Bush-Tyrants, Chat-Tyrants, Ground-Tyrants, Shrike Tyrants; Monjitas
4) Tyrannulets 5) Doradito, Elaenia, Tachuri
6) Flycatchers, Spadebills, Twistwings 7) Flycatchers, Pewees, Phoebes
8) Flycatchers, Attilas, Flatbills, Sirystes 9) Flycatchers, Kingbirds, Kiskadees
Flycatchers, Spadebills, Twistwings
Genus Aphanotriccus
Flycatcher,_Black-billed Aphanotriccus audax Found: Columbia, Panama
The Black-billed Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts; darker wings; 2 pale wing-bars; thin whitish eye-ring; black bill; whitish-olive underparts.
Image by: 1) Gunnar_Engblom - Columbia
Flycatcher,_Tawny-chested Aphanotriccus capitalis Found: Costa Rica, Nicaragua
The Tawny-chested Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts; dark wings; gray head; thin white eye-ring; white throat; ochre-orange breast; bright yellow belly.
Image by: 1) Dominic_Sherony - Costa Rica 2) Kathy and Sam - Costa Rica
Genus Cnipodectes
Twistwing refers to the modified outer primaries, which possess thickened and twisted shafts.
Twistwing,_Brownish Cnipodectes subbrunneus Found: Panama, Bolivia, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru
The Brownish Twistwing has brown upperparts; slight buff lores; rufous fringes to wing feathers; rufous tail; pale underparts.
Image by: 1) Hector_Bottai - Brazil 2, 3) Nick Athanas - Ecuador
Twistwing,_Rufous Cnipodectes superrufus Found: mainly Peru; also northern Bolivia, western Brazil
The Rufous Twistwing has rufous plumage. It prefers Guadua bamboo habitat.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Silvia_Faustino_Linhares
Genus Hirundinea - 1 species
Flycatcher,_Cliff Hirundinea ferruginea Found: South America
The Cliff Flycatcher has blackish-brown upperparts with rufous tinged wings; cinnamon underparts; white eye-arc.
Image by: 1, 2, 3, 4) Dario Sanches - Brazil
Genus Lathrotriccus
The Lathrotriccus flycatchers closely resemble the Empidonax flycatchers. They breed in tropical South America.
Flycatcher,_Euler's Lathrotriccus euleri Found: South America
The Euler's Flycatcher has brownish-olive upperparts; faint supercilium; 2 buffy wing-bars; light throat; olive-yellowish breast; yellowish belly.
Similar to: Empidonax flycatchers.
Image by: 1) Cláudio Timm 2) Nick_Athanas 3) Hector_Bottai - BrazilSimilar to: Empidonax flycatchers.
Flycatcher,_Gray-breasted Lathrotriccus griseipectus Found: mainly Ecuador; also Peru
The Gray-breasted Flycatcher has olive upperparts; blackish wings with whitish wing-bars; white eye-ring; gray breast; white belly.
Image by: 1) Francesco_Veronesi - Ecuador 2) Nick_Athanas - Ecuador
Genus Leptopogon
Flycatcher,_Inca Leptopogon taczanowskii Found: Peru
The Inca Flycatcher has olive-brown upperparts; rusty wing-bars; gray streaked face; tawny-olive breast.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Peru 2) dreyernp
Flycatcher,_Rufous-breasted Leptopogon rufipectus Found: mainly Columbia, Ecuador; also Peru, Venezuela
The Rufous-breasted Flycatcher has olive-brown upperparts; rusty wing-bars; rufous face, throat, breast; yellow belly.
Image by: 1) Alan_Harper - Ecuador 2) Barloventomagico - Venezuela 3) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Ken Chamberlain
Flycatcher,_Sepia-capped Leptopogon amaurocephalus Found: Central and South America
The Sepia-capped Flycatcher has olive upperparts with browner tail; brown cap; dark ear patch; 2 yellowish wing-bars; light grayish throat; olive-yellow breast; yellowish belly.
Similar to: Inca Flycatcher. Sepia-capped Flycatcher has brown cap; Inca Flycatcher has olive-gray cap.
Similar to: Slaty-capped Flycatcher. Sepia-capped Flycatcher has brown cap; Slaty-capped Flycatcher has gray cap.
Image by: 1) Dario Sanches - Brazil 2) Claudi Timm 3) Nick Athanas - Argentina 4) Luiz_Carlos Rocha - BrazilSimilar to: Inca Flycatcher. Sepia-capped Flycatcher has brown cap; Inca Flycatcher has olive-gray cap.
Similar to: Slaty-capped Flycatcher. Sepia-capped Flycatcher has brown cap; Slaty-capped Flycatcher has gray cap.
Flycatcher,_Slaty-capped Leptopogon superciliaris Found; Central and South America
Similar to: Sepia-capped Flycatcher. Sepia-capped Flycatcher has brown cap; Slaty-capped Flycatcher has gray cap.
Image by: 1, 2) Jerry Oldenettel - Costa Rica 3) Nick Athanas - Ecuador
Genus Mionectes
The mionectes flycatchers have olive-green upperparts; tails; a lek-breeding system (polygamy with female seeking male)
Flycatcher,_Gray-hooded Mionectes rufiventris Found: mainly Brazil, Paraguay; also Argentina
The Gray-hooded Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts, tail; gray head.
Similar to: Streak-necked Flycatcher. Streak-necked Flycatcher has post-eye white spot and streaking on underparts; Gray-hooded Flycatcher does not.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Brazil 2) Dario_Sanches - Brazil 3) Francesco_Veronesi - BrazilSimilar to: Streak-necked Flycatcher. Streak-necked Flycatcher has post-eye white spot and streaking on underparts; Gray-hooded Flycatcher does not.
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Flycatcher,_McConnell's Mionectes macconnelli Found: Brazil, Ecuador, the Guianas, Peru, Venezuela
The McConnell's Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts, tail.
Image by: 1, 2, 3) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Gordon_Dimmig, Philip_Stouffer, Michel_Giraud-Audine
Flycatcher,_Ochre-bellied Mionectes oleagineus Found: Mexico to Brazil
The Ochre-bellied Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts, head, tail, upper-breast; ochre lower-breast, belly.Variable amount of olive streaking on underparts.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Ecuador 2) Alan_Harper - Honduras 3) Hector_Bottai - Brazil_01.jpg){kind=link}
Flycatcher,_Olive-striped Mionectes olivaceus Found: Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela to Peru
The Olive-striped Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts, head, tail; olive streaked underparts.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Jorge_Munoz_Garcia 2, 3) Nick Athanas - Panama, Peru
Flycatcher,_Streak-necked Mionectes striaticollis Found: Columbia to Bolivia
The Streak-necked Flycatcher has olive-green upperparts, tail; gray head; streaked breast; post-eye white spot.
Similar to: Gray-hooded Flycatcher. Streak-necked Flycatcher has post-eye white spot and streaking on underparts; Gray-hooded Flycatcher does not.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Fabrice_Schmitt 2) NBII_Image_GallerySimilar to: Gray-hooded Flycatcher. Streak-necked Flycatcher has post-eye white spot and streaking on underparts; Gray-hooded Flycatcher does not.
Genus Mitrephanes
Flycatcher,_Olive Mitrephanes olivaceus Found: Bolivia, Peru
The Olive Flycatcher (also Olive-tufted Flycatcher) has olive upperparts; 2 pale grayish-olive wing-bars; conspicuous crest; yellowish belly.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Joe_Tobias in Bolivia
Flycatcher,_Tufted Mitrephanes phaeocercus Found: Mexico to northewest Ecuador
The Tufted Flycatcher (also Northern Tufted Flycatcher) has olive-green upperparts including the pointed crest; blackish tail, wings; 2 buff wing-bars; ochre-orange breast shading to yellow belly.
Similar to: Ochraceous Flycatcher. Ochraceous Pewee is much larger; has ochre breast. Tufted Flycatcher has larger crest; tawny breast.
Image by: 1, 2) Nick Athanas - Costa Rica, Ecuador 3) Matt_MacGillivray - Costa Rica 4) Steve RyanSimilar to: Ochraceous Flycatcher. Ochraceous Pewee is much larger; has ochre breast. Tufted Flycatcher has larger crest; tawny breast.
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Genus Myiobius
Flycatcher,_Black-tailed Myiobius atricaudus Found: Costa Rica, Panama, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela
The Black-tailed Flycatcher has olive upperparts; buff underparts; yellow rump.
Image by: 1, 2) Nick Athanas - Ecuador, Columbia 3) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Luiz_Moschini in Brazil
Flycatcher,_Sulphur-rumped Myiobius sulphureipygius Found: Mexico, Central America, Columbia, Ecuador
The https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/surfly1/overview has dull olive upperparts; sulphur rump; dusky wings; black tail.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Ecuador 2) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Carlos_Echeverría in Guatemala 3) Francesco_Veronesi.jpg){kind=link}
Flycatcher,_Tawny-breasted Myiobius villosus Found: mainly Columbia, Ecuador, Peru; also Bolivia, Venezuela
The Tawny-breasted Flycatcher has mainly dark olive upperparts; usually hidden crown patch (yellow for males; cinnamon-brown for females); dull white throat; pale yellow center of belly. The tawny-breasted myiobius occurring at higher elevations than the other members of its genus.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Andrew_Spencer
Flycatcher,_Whiskered Myiobius barbatus Found: Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, the Guianas, Peru, Venezuela
The Whistered Flycatcher has olive upperparts; usually hidden yellow patch on head; yellow rump; grayish olive breast; pale yellow belly.
Image by: 1) Claudio_Timm 2) Nick Athanas - Brazil
Genus Myiophobus
Flycatcher,_Bran-colored Myiophobus fasciatus Found: Central and South America
The Bran-colored Flycatcher has chestnut upperparts, head; concealed yellow-crest erected by excited adults; whitish underparts shading to yellow on the belly; streaking on breast, flanks; 2 pale buff wing-bars; black bill above, brown below.
Image by: 1) Felix_Uribe - Columbia 2) Dario Sanches - Brazil 3) Dario Niz 4) Gustavo Duran - Argentina 
Flycatcher,_Flavescent Myiophobus flavicans Found: Venezuela to Peru
The Flavescent Flycatcher has olive-brown upperparts; pale eye-arcs; yellow crown patch; dull olive-yellow underparts.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Ecuador 2) Gary_Leavens - Ecuador
Flycatcher,_Olive-chested Myiophobus cryptoxanthus Found: Ecuador, Peru
The Olive-chested Flycatcher has brown upperparts; yellow crown patch; 2 buffy wing-bars; yellowish underparts with olive-gray streaking on breast.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Juan_Arango in Ecuador 2) Nick Athanas - Ecuador
Flycatcher,_Orange-crested Myiophobus phoenicomitra Found: Columbia, Ecuador, Peru
The Orange-crested Flycatcher has olive upperparts; pale eye-ring; yellowish underparts. Male has hard to see small orange crown patch.
Image by: 1) Ana_Agreda - Ecuador 2) Nick_Athanas - Ecuador
Flycatcher,_Roraiman Myiophobus roraimae Found: mainly Venezuala; also at other disjoint locations
Thr Roraiman Flycatcher has brown upperparts; 2 rusty wing-bars; broken white eye-ring; olive-white underparts.
Image by: 1) Ana_Agreda
Flycatcher,_Unadorned Myiophobus inornatus Found: Bolivia, Peru
The Unadorned Flycatcher has olive upperparts; cinnamon rufous wing edging; yellowish-olive underparts.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Peter_Kaestner
Genus Myiotriccus - 1 species
Flycatcher,_Ornate Myiotriccus ornatus Found: Columbia, Ecuador, Peru
The Ornate Flycather has rusty or brown mantle; white forehead (usally incomplete); dusky head; yellow rump; belly.
Image by: 1) Francesco_Veronesi - Ecuador 2) Rafy_Rodriguez 3) Alejandro_Tamayo 4) Lip_Kee - Ecuador
Genus Neopipo - 1 species
Tyrant,_Cinnamon_Manakin- Neopipo cinnamomea Found: mainly Brazil, Ecuador, the Guinas, Peru; also Boliva, Columbia, Venezuela
The Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant has cinnamon breast; bluish-gray legs; difficult to see yellow crown patch.
Similar to : Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher. Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant has bluish-gray legs; Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher has pink legs.
Image by: 1) Hector_BottaiSimilar to : Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher. Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant has bluish-gray legs; Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher has pink legs.
Genus Nephelomyias
Flycatcher,_Handsome Nephelomyias pulcher Found: Columbia, Ecuador, Peru
The Handsome Flycatcher has olive-brown upperparts; blackish wings with 2 white wing-bars; gray head; yellow underparts.
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Flycatcher,_Ochraceous-breasted Nephelomyias ochraceiventris Found: mainly Ecuador, Peru; also Bolivia
The Ochraceous-breasted Flycatcher has dark olive upperparts; black wings with buffy wing-bars; olive crown; tawny face. breast.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Dubi Shapiro 2) Nick Athanas - Peru
Flycatcher,_Orange-banded Nephelomyias lintoni Found: southern Ecuador, northern Peru
The Orange-banded Flycatcher has dark olive-brown upperparts; hard to see orange crown-stripe; 2 buffy wing-bars; yellow underparts with olive wash to flanks.
Image by: 1) Ana_Agreda - Ecuador 2) Nick Athanas - Ecuador
Genus Nesotriccus - 1 species
Flycatcher,_Cocos Nesotriccus ridgwayi Found: island of Cocos - west of Costa Rica
The Cocos Flycatcher has mainly gray plumage.
Image by:
1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Kevin_Easley
Genus Onychorhynchus - 1 species
Flycatcher,_Royal Onychorhynchus coronatus Found: Mexico, Central America, South America
The Royal Flycatcher has mainly brown plumage; ornate crest.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Ecuador 2) Hector_Bottai 3) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Joao_Quental
Genus Platyrinchus
The spadebills have broad, flat, triangular bills.
Spadebill,_Cinnamon-crested Platyrinchus saturatus Found: Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, the Guianas, Peru, Suriname, Venezuela
The Cinnamon-crested Spadebill has mainly brown plumage; paler underparts; whitish throat.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Marcelo_Barreiros
Spadebill,_Golden-crowned Platyrinchus coronatus Found: Central America, northern South America
Image by: 1, 2) Nick Athanas - Ecuador, Columbia 3) Francesco_Veronesi
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Spadebill,_Russet-winged Platyrinchus leucoryphus Found: mainly Brazil; also Argentina, Paraguay
Immage by: 1) Carlos_de_Almeida 2) Luiz_Carlos_Rocna
Spadebill,_Stub-tailed Platyrinchus cancrominus Found: Mexico, Central America
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Mexico 2) Steve_Garvie - Costa Rica
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Spadebill,_White-crested Platyrinchus platyrhynchos Found: Brazil and countries to the north
The White-crested Spadebill has rufous-brown upperparts; mainly gray head; white throat; brown underparts.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Brazil 2) Claudio_Timm
Spadebill, White-throated Platyrinchus mystaceus Found: Central and South America
The White-throated Spadebill has olive-brown upperparts; distinctive face pattern; yellowish supercilium, eye-ring; whitish throat; broad bill, black above, light brown below.
Image by: 1, 2, 3) Dario Sanches - Brazil 4) Nick Athanas - Ecuador
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Spadebill, Yellow-throated Platyrinchus flavigularis Found: Columbia, Eucador, Peru, Venezuela
The Yellow-throated Spadebill has greenish upperparts; light rufous crown; pale yellow underparts.
Image by: 1) Dick Daniels - Peru 2) Nick Athanas - Ecuador
Genus Pyrrhomyias - 1 species
Flycatcher,_Cinnamon Pyrrhomyias cinnamomeus Found: South America
The Cinnamon Flycatcher has yellowish-brown head, back; cinnaom breast, neck; yellowish throat; black tail.
Image by: 1) Cristóba Alvarado Minic - Venezuela 2, 3) Dominic
Sherony - Cusco, Peru 4, 5) Nick Athanas - Ecuador, Columbia
4) P. c. pyrrhoptera 5) P. c. assimilis
Genus Sublegatus
Flycatcher,_Amazonian_Scrub- Sublegatus obscurior Found: Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, the Guianas, Venezuela
The Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has olive upperparts; blackish wings edged with buff; gray throat; dull yellow underparts.
Similar to: Northern Scrub-Flycatcher. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has duller underparts than Norther Scrub-Flycatcher.
Similar to: Southern Scrub-Flycatcher. Southern Scrub-Flycatcher has obvious wing-bars. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has faint wing-bars; light yellow belly.
Image by: 1) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Dusan_Brinkhuizen in Ecuador 2) Hector_Bottai - BrazilSimilar to: Northern Scrub-Flycatcher. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has duller underparts than Norther Scrub-Flycatcher.
Similar to: Southern Scrub-Flycatcher. Southern Scrub-Flycatcher has obvious wing-bars. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has faint wing-bars; light yellow belly.
Flycatcher,_Northern_Scrub- Sublegatus arenarum Found: Costa Rica, Panama, northern South America, Caribbean
The Northern Scrub-Flycatcher has olive upperparts; blackish wings edged with buff; gray throat, upper-breast; yellow belly..
Similar to: Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has duller underparts than Norther Scrub-Flycatcher.
Image by: 1) Barloventomagico - Venezuela 2) Cristobal_Alvarado_Minic - VenezuelaSimilar to: Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has duller underparts than Norther Scrub-Flycatcher.
Flycatcher,_Southern Scrub- Sublegatus modestus Found: South America
The Southern Scrub-Flycatcher has gray upperparts; off-white wing-bars; weak eye-line; pale white eye-ring; gray breast; yellow belly.
Similar to: Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher. Southern-Scrub-Flycatcher has obvious wing-bars. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has faint wing-bars; light yellow belly.
Image by: 1) Cláudio Timm 2, 3) Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - Ciro_Albano in Brazil, Bertrando_Campos 4) Hector_Bottai - BrazilSimilar to: Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher. Southern-Scrub-Flycatcher has obvious wing-bars. Amazonian Scrub-Flycatcher has faint wing-bars; light yellow belly.
Genus Suiriri
Flycatcher,_Chapada Suiriri affinis Found: mainly south-central Brazil; also adjacent Bolivia
Chapada Flycatcher is similar to the white-bellied version of the Suririri Flycatcher but the chapada has a broader tail-tip.
Image by:
1, 2, 3) Nick Athanas - Brazil 4) Carlos_Henrique 5) Hector_Bottai - Brazil
Flycatcher,_Suririri Suiriri suiriri Found: South America
The Suririri Flycatcher has gray upperparts; pale eye-ring; whitish or yellow belly.
Similar to: Gray Elaenia. Suririri Flycatcher has olive wash on its gray back; male Gray Elaenia has no olive on its gray back.
Image by: 1) Cláudio Timm - Brazil 2) Hector_Bottai 3) Nick Athanas - Brazil 4, 5) Jeff_ConstantinoSimilar to: Gray Elaenia. Suririri Flycatcher has olive wash on its gray back; male Gray Elaenia has no olive on its gray back.
Genus Terenotriccus - 1 species
Flycatcher,_Rudty-tailed Terenotriccus erythrurus Found: Mexico to Bolivia and Brazil
The Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher has rufous tail, wings; gray head; cinnamon breast; buffy belly.
Similar to : Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant. Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant has bluish-gray legs; Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher has pink legs.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Ecuador 2) David Rodríguez Arias - Costa Rica 3) Francesco_VeronesiSimilar to : Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant. Cinnamon Manakin-Tyrant has bluish-gray legs; Ruddy-tailed Flycatcher has pink legs.
Genus Tolmomyias
Flycatchers in this genus are difficult to tell apart except by voice. These flycatchers are also called flatbills.
Flatbill,_Zimmer's Tolmomyias assimilis Found: east of Andes in the Amazon region
The Zimmer's Flatbill is also considered a subspecies of the Yellow-margined Flatbill. These flatbills east of the Andes have a different vocalization west of the Andes.
Image by: 1) Michael_Woodruff - northwest Ecuador 2) Hector_Bottai - Brazil
Flycatcher,_Gray-crowned Tolmomyias poliocephalus Found: Bolivia, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, the Guianas, Peru, Venezuela
The Gray-crowned Flycatcher has green upperparts; gray crown, nape; yellow underparts.
Image by: 1) Hector_Bottai - Brazil 2) Claudio_Timm
Flycatcher,_Orange-eyed Tolmomyias traylori Found: mainly Ecuador, Peru; also Columbia
The Orange-eyed Flycatcher has olive upperparts; grayish crown; grayish-buff face; yellowish underparts.
Image by: 1) Ian_Davies - Ecuador Cornell_Univ's_Neotropical_Birds_Online - David_Krueper
Flycatcher,_Yellow-breasted also Yellow-breasted Flatbill Tolmomyias flaviventris Found: South America
The Yellow-breasted Flycatcher has an olive crown; yellow underparts; wide flat triangular bill.
Image by: 1) New Jersey Birds 2) Hector_Bottai - Brazil
Flycatcher,_Yellow-margined also Yellow-Margined Flatbill Tolmomyias flavotectus Found: Costa Rica, Panama, northern South America
The Zimmer's Flatbill is also considered a subspecies of the Yellow-margined Flatbill. These flatbills east of the Andes have a different vocalization west of the Andes.
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Columbia 2) Aaron_Maizlish - Panama
Flycatcher,_Yellow-olive also Yellow-olive Flatbill Tolmomyias sulphurescens Found: Central and South America
The Yellow-olive Flycatcher has olive upperparts; gray crown; dark iris; light eye-ring; yellow wing-bars; yellow underparts blending to grayish on upper breast.
Image by: 1, 2) Dario
Sanches - Brazil 3, 4) Nick Athanas - Ecuador, Brazil3) T. S peruvianus 4) T. s. pallescens
Genus Xenotriccus
Flycatcher,_Belted Xenotriccus callizonus Found:El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico
The Belted Flycatcher has a mainly gray upperparts; spiky creast; broad cinnamon breast band; white throat; pale yellow belly.
Image by: 1) Jorge_Montejo - Mexico 2) Nick Athanas - Mexico 3) Jerry_Oldenettel - Mexico
Flycatcher,_Piliated Xenotriccus mexicanus Found: western Mexico
The Piliated Flycatcher has gray upperparts; yellow bill; whitish breast; pointed gray feather on top of head
Image by: 1) Nick Athanas - Mexico 2) Dominic_Sherony
