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Tyrannus forficatus
Spotting #500 :) Adults are light gray overall with dark wings, and a very long, forked tail that spreads in flight.
They are found in open, shrubby habitat with scattered trees. They occur in south-central North America and into Central America.
Spotted on Mar 11, 2013
Submitted on Mar 23, 2013
9 Comments
Thanks Claire, Braulio, Alice, and Nuwan!
beautiful bird & pics!
Stunning Series!
Congrats Ashley!
Such a long tail!
Keep up the good work Ashley!
Thanks Gator, J, and Antonio :)
Ashley my friend ,beautiful series to your 500 spotting :-)i love the tail,it's the first time i actualy saw one bird of this species.very cool,congrats again and thanks for sharing such a awesome and interesting spotting page
Lovely! I really like those tails! Congratulations on 500 spottings and what a beautiful bird to mark the occasion!
Nice #500 Congrats :)