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Asian Brown Flycatcher

Muscicapa dauurica

Description:

Very common winter migrant to gardens, plantations and open wooded areas from lowlands to mid hills. It is frequent in shaded locations with trees. Sometimes even in densely populated cities as long as such habitats available. Asian Brown Flycatcher is superficially similar to another migrant Brown-breasted Flycatcher but can be easily distinguished by the dark grey color legs of this while it is flesh-color of the latter. While in Sri Lanka it is mostly solitary bird and can be seen usually darting after small flying insects from a twig of a tree and often return back to the same perch or to a neighboring one with the captured prey on its bill, since it is very attached to its territory .

Habitat:

wet zone home garden

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NuwanChathuranga
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NuwanChathuranga

Sri Lanka

Spotted on Nov 7, 2014
Submitted on Nov 11, 2014

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