Adult (Swallow) © Marilyn Henry eBird S32236454 Macaulay Library ML 38288251
Adult (Cliff) © Alexander Lees
Adult (Cliff) © Brooke Miller
Adult (Swallow) © Marcelo Allende
Adult (Swallow) © Henry Cook
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Adult (Cliff) © Jonathan Creel

Schwalbentyrann Hirundinea ferruginea

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This unmistakable long-winged flycatcher is widespread (though rarely very numerous) throughout much of South America. As the name implies it occurs around cliffs, landslides, and even buildings. Medium size, warm rufous coloration (brightest on the wings), and habitat are distinctive. Some variation across range, with birds in the Andes having more whitish speckling on the face. Compare with Streak-throated Bush-Tyrant, which is larger and has a streaked throat. Usually seen singly or in pairs, perched conspicuously on a snag, rock face, powerline, or building.

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