Found in the lush forests of South America, particularly in regions like the Amazon Basin and the Andes, this flycatcher stands out with its vibrant lemon-colored eyebrow, which contrasts stunningly against its dark plumage. This exceptional marking gives the bird its distinctive name and adds a delightful splash of brilliance to its overall appearance.

Beyond its eye-catching lemon-colored eyebrow, the Lemon-browed flycatcher possesses a compact body, short wings, and a slender beak. These physical attributes are well-suited for its insectivorous diet and agile hunting behavior. With its keen eyesight and swift reflexes, this bird is adept at capturing flying insects mid-air, making it a formidable predator in its habitat.

In addition to its hunting prowess, the Lemon-browed flycatcher enchants its surroundings with melodious and pleasant songs. Its vocalizations consist of a variety of whistles, trills, and chirps, creating a symphony of sounds that resonate through the forest canopy. These songs serve multiple purposes, including territory defense, mate attraction, and communication with other individuals within its social group.

The Lemon-browed flycatcher is typically observed perching on branches or tree limbs, patiently observing its surroundings in search of prey. Its agile movements and attentive demeanor make it a fascinating bird to observe in its natural habitat. Whether darting through the foliage in pursuit of insects or serenading its surroundings with its enchanting songs, this flycatcher brings a special charm to the diverse ecosystems it inhabits.

Distribution

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Population est.

Status

Year

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Bolivia

2016

Colombia

2016

Ecuador

2016

Peru

2016

Venezuela

2016