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ViewsBrown-crested FlycatcherFrom Opus
[edit] Identification19cm. Brown-olive upperparts, yellow underparts, pale grey throat and breast, short dark crest, pale wing bars, brown tail, large, dark bill. Sexes similar. [edit] DistributionSouthwestern United States in southeastern corner of California, most of Arizona and southern Texas; also rare in Nevada and Utah south to northern Argentina, Brazil and the Guianas. Casual to rare vagrant in Louisiana and Florida. [edit] TaxonomyPolytypic. Consists of seven subspecies. [edit] HabitatWoodland. [edit] BehaviourThe diet includes insects and fruit. It builds its nest in a tree cavity; 2-3 purple-marked cream eggs are laid. [edit] ReferencesWikipedia [edit] External Links
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