| Common Tody-flycatcher (Todirostrum cinereum) | ||||
| Jaqueira, Pernambuco, Brazil March 2004 The Common Tody-flycatcher is distributed from Mexico through Central America and into most of tropical South America except for western and central Amazonia. |
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| It is found in shrubs around clearings, forest borders and in woodlands as well as parks and gardens. It has a pale iris, a black crown and face turning to grey on the back. The wings are black edged yellow while the tail is black with whitish tips. Underparts are yellow. |
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