Last Updated: December 2, 2009 by Paul Lehman
winter
summer
migration
year round
extralimital range 
Range: Breeding range extends into Southeastern Arizona and Southwestern New Mexico. Rare fall/early winter vagrant along the Pacific Coast north to Oregon.
Identification: (Myiarchus tuberculifer)
This species is similar to Ash-throated Flycatcher, but is smaller, with a long thinner bill. The crown is gray-brown, darker than the olive-gray back. The wings show indistinct wing bars and rufous on the primaries. The tail has very little or no rufous. The throat and breast are light gray. The belly and undertail coverts are light yellow. Juvenile shows rufous on tail.
Length: 16 (cm) Wingspan: 28 (cm)
Habitat:
Riparian woods, oak/pine woodlands.
Behavior:
Nests in cavities.
Feeding:
Feeds on the wing, gleaning insects and small fruit.
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| Date | Submitted By | Count |
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| 02/03/12 | Dave Irons, OR | 1 |
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