Here are two more photos of difficult flycatchers taken in southeast Peru in the Amazon (Los Amigos Biological Station, July 2015).
Photos are not great (very cropped images).
Photo 1 and 2 are the same bird (bird was fairly low, about 3-4 meters above the ground, would sally for insects but rather calm, not constantly flying around, and perched for about a minute, would typically not return to exactly the same perch, but land in the same area a bit higher, lower, further away, etc.).
Photo 3: bird was in midstorey to subcanopy in a regrowth area with dense understorey (bambo, vines, etc.) but the bird was typically in the higher trees about 10-15 metres above the ground.
Cheers
Sjef
Photos are not great (very cropped images).
Photo 1 and 2 are the same bird (bird was fairly low, about 3-4 meters above the ground, would sally for insects but rather calm, not constantly flying around, and perched for about a minute, would typically not return to exactly the same perch, but land in the same area a bit higher, lower, further away, etc.).
Photo 3: bird was in midstorey to subcanopy in a regrowth area with dense understorey (bambo, vines, etc.) but the bird was typically in the higher trees about 10-15 metres above the ground.
Cheers
Sjef