| Length = 5 in, 13 cm |
copyright Herbert Clarke |
This small flycatcher occurs in loose colonies in montane
pine-oak woodlands. It forages from low to mid levels of the trees by
hawking insects out of the air or occasionally snatching them off of leaves.
The nest is cup-shaped and placed on a horizontal branch at mid to high
levels in the crotch of a tree. It is constructed from grass, leaves and
hair. |
