Yellow Tyrannulet (Capsiempsis flaveola) | ||||
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Brazil The Yellow Tyrannulet is found from Nicaragua to north and eastern Amazonian Brazil with seperate populations in western Ecuador and eastern Brazil but with sightings from a variety of sites in between. |
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It likes shrubby areas at the edge of woodland and in forest clearings and has an affinity for areas where there is bamboo. A slender and long-tailed flycatcher, it is entirely yellow below, yellow-olive above with two broad yellow wing-bars and yellow edges to the wings. It has a long yellow supercilium. |
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![]() | It is usually seen in pairs or small groups rather than in mixed flocks and it feeds like a warbler, gleaning prey from the foliage. There are illustrations in Ridgely & Tudor, Volume 2, Plate 34; Hilty & Brown, Plate 36; Ridgely & Greenfield, Plate 67 and Sick, Plate 35. | |||
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