Macho adulto © Bradley Hacker 🦜 eBird S41130831 Macaulay Library ML 78360921
Fêmea adulta © Andrew Newmark
Fêmea imatura © Evan Lipton
Macho imaturo © Dan Jones
Juvenil © VERONICA ARAYA GARCIA
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Macho adulto © Bradley Hacker 🦜
Macho adulto © Pablo Re
Fêmea adulta © John Kuenzli
Macho adulto © Neil Rucker
Macho adulto (obscurus Group) © Steve Kelling
Macho adulto © Nick Dorian

Príncipe Pyrocephalus rubinus

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Identificação

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Small, gorgeous flycatcher of open habitats. Adult males have brilliant red underparts and crown with dark brown upperparts and mask behind eye. Females and immature males are much duller grayish-brown, but usually show pink or yellowish color on belly. Widespread; occurs from the southwest U.S. to Argentina. Found in many open woodlands and brushy areas, often seen perched on fence posts along roadsides. Feeds on insects.

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