




Empidonax traillii
The Willow Flycatcher is a small, lively bird that loves to catch insects in the air. It has a sweet, whistling song that sounds like it's saying 'fitz-bew!' and is often found near water and willows.
Hábitat: Wetlands
The Willow Flycatcher is a small, greenish-gray bird with a pale throat and underparts, and two faint whitish wing bars. It has a subtle eye-ring. Distinguishing it from similar flycatchers often relies more on its unique call than its very plain plumage.





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The oldest known Willow Flycatcher lived to be at least 7 years old!
Their 'fitz-bew' song is the best way to tell them apart from very similar looking birds!
This tiny bird flies thousands of miles each year during its incredible migration!
Willow Flycatchers often build their cozy nests low in willow branches near water.
Willow Flycatcher can snatch flying insects mid-air with lightning-fast dives and turns that helps them catch their meals.
Willow Flycatcher has a distinct 'fitz-bew' song that helps scientists and birdwatchers identify it from other similar species.
Willow Flycatcher can build sturdy, cup-shaped nests hidden deep within dense willow branches, protecting their eggs and young.
Feeds mostly on flying insects, catching them mid-air for a tasty meal.

Accipiter striatus
A common forest hawk that preys on smaller birds, including flycatchers.
Thamnophis sirtalis
Snakes sometimes raid low nests for eggs and helpless nestlings.
Salix exigua
Favors dense willow thickets near water for nesting and foraging.
Musca domestica
Consumes a variety of flying insects, including common house flies.
Describe a los animales, principalmente aves, que poseen una cubierta de plumas.
Los animales sociales viven en grupos organizados, cooperando para obtener beneficios de supervivencia como la búsqueda de alimento, la defensa y la cría de descendencia.
Los animales cantores producen vocalizaciones complejas, a menudo con el propósito de atraer parejas, defender el territorio o comunicarse dentro de su especie.
Este rasgo identifica a los organismos cuya dieta consiste principalmente en insectos y otros pequeños invertebrados.
Este rasgo de hábitat identifica especies que se encuentran en humedales, que son áreas de tierra saturadas de agua, ya sea permanente o estacionalmente, e incluyen marismas, pantanos y ciénagas.
Los animales diurnos están activos principalmente durante el día y suelen descansar o dormir por la noche.
Los animales migratorios emprenden movimientos estacionales de una región a otra, típicamente en respuesta a cambios en el clima o la disponibilidad de alimentos.
El estado de amenazado indica que es probable que una especie pase a estar en peligro de extinción en el futuro cercano si no se toman medidas efectivas de conservación.
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Enjoy watching birds from a distance and don't disturb their nests.
13-17 cm
20-25 cm
0.012-0.018 kg
3-7 años
35 km/h
Feeds mostly on flying insects, catching them mid-air for a tasty meal.
Wetlands
Ambush
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