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ViewsLesser Antillean PeweeFrom Opus
[edit] IdentificationA small flycatcher of about 15 cm (5,75 inches). It is mainly olive-brown, with lighter, more yellow underside. No significant wing bars or panels. [edit] DistributionLesser Antillean Pewee is found in St. Lucia, Martinique, Dominica, and Guadeloupe, and a related form is found in Puerto Rico. [edit] TaxonomyThe Raffaele Field Guide for Birds of the West Indies have both the St Lucia and the Puerto Rico forms as different species; at least for the St. Lucia form, no supporting evidence has ever been published. Clements lists them as different subspecies, not species. [edit] HabitatPrimarily in mountain forests and edges [edit] BehaviourFlies out from perches for insects, sometimes returning to the same perch, sometimes moving on in the same direction to the next. [edit] External Links
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