Where’s Wildlife · Bird Field Guide

Great Crested Flycatcher

Myiarchus crinitus

Pronounced (approx.): my-AR-kus krih-NYE-tus

A large woodland flycatcher that watches for insects from high perches.

Three Identification Clues

A gray throat and upper breast contrast with a bright yellow belly.

Rust-colored feathers show in the wings and long tail.

A broad head, sturdy bill, and slightly peaked crown give it a strong profile.

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Observation records are not a complete seasonal range map.