Cordilleran Flycatcher Photo Gallery
Small flycatcher with a peaked crown and a teardrop-shaped eyering. Olive above and yellowish below, with 2 wingbars.
© Linda Laing | Macaulay LibraryIdaho, June 25, 2018© Mark Stephenson | Macaulay LibraryCalifornia, June 22, 2020
Small flycatcher with a peaked crown and a teardrop-shaped eyering. Olive above with 2 whitish wingbars.
© Oliver Patrick | Macaulay LibraryArizona, July 12, 2018Teardrop-shaped eyering is distinctive for this and a few other species. Cordilleran Flycatchers are almost identical to Pacific-slope Flycatchers, but separated by range.
© Bryan Calk | Macaulay LibraryNew Mexico, May 26, 2018© Max Nootbaar | Macaulay LibraryColorado, July 06, 2018
Breeds in dry evergreen and mixed forests in interior western North America, mainly along the Rocky Mountains.
© Noreen Baker | Macaulay LibraryColorado, July 01, 2016Compare with Similar Species
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