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Tyrant Flycatchers and Gnatcatcher

Tyrant Flycatchers and Gnatchatcher", "Small / medium-small. Often take insects from a perch in a looping flight.
 
 
Supported by US Fish & Wildlife NMBCA ILLUSTRATIONS courtesy of Raffaele et al. 2003. A Guide to the Birds of the West Indies.
ISBN 0-691-11319-X. Winged Ambassadors Program, US Fish & Wildlife.
INFORMATION courtesy of Bradley et al. 1995. Birds of the Cayman Islands. ISBN 976-8052-10-4
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