Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet Photo Gallery
A tiny grayish olive flycatcher with 2 buffy wingbars and a peaked crown. Note the stubby bill with an orange base.
© Tanner Martin | Macaulay LibraryArizona, April 02, 2019A slender grayish olive flycatcher with a stubby bill. Some individuals have inconspicuous wingbars.
© Francis Canto Jr | Macaulay LibraryBelize, May 17, 2020Female Northern Beardless-Tyrannulets build globular nests with an entrance near the top or the side in epiphytic plants or amongst tent caterpillar webbing.
© Timothy Barksdale | Macaulay LibraryTexas, April 01, 1998Not all videos have soundA tiny grayish olive flycatcher with 2 buffy wingbars and a peaked crown. Note the stubby bill with an orange base.
© Bob Friedrichs | Macaulay LibraryArizona, May 20, 2019Tends to perch in an upright position and often erects head feathers when agitated.
© Adam Jackson | Macaulay LibraryArizona, April 02, 2019Found in woodlands near streams and dry washes.
© Delaney Kempf | Macaulay LibraryTexas, April 13, 2019Compare with Similar Species
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Tyrant Flycatchers(Order: Passeriformes, Family: Tyrannidae)
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