Gray-crowned Flycatchers are common in Central and northern South America. They look similar to about a half-dozen other flycatchers, but can be identified by their gray crowns and relatively short eye stripes.
A couple of these flycatchers hunted for insects over the Carara National Park entrance on 3 July. This species inhabits areas of secondary growth, agriculture, and even residential areas. They prefer more humid habitat than do other, closely related species. This day was fiercely hot and humid.
A couple of these flycatchers hunted for insects over the Carara National Park entrance on 3 July. This species inhabits areas of secondary growth, agriculture, and even residential areas. They prefer more humid habitat than do other, closely related species. This day was fiercely hot and humid.
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