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Pyrocephalus rubinus
Vermillion Flycatchers are a widely spread Passerid Bird Commonly found in America. The male shows a red coloration with black back, wings and mask, the female is rufous colorated.
Open Areas
Spotted on Apr 2, 2013
Submitted on Apr 2, 2013
28 Comments (1–25)
Thanks Maria!
Beautiful series
Thanks Carol and John!
Great shot. Congrats.
Wonderful spot! Congratulations!
Thanks Env and Gerardo!
Congratulations great series !
Beautiful series!
Thank you all so much for your amazing comments!! I'm really happy you like this photo! Thanks A LOT for your support!
Congratulations Phillip! This is one of my favorite birds. Gorgeous picture and excellent photograph.
Congratulations!
Awesome spotting, congratulations Phillip Torres! Amazing color!
Congratulations !!
Congratulations Philip on SOTD. Wonderful photo
Congratulations Phillip !!
Congratulations !
Great spotting, and congrats on SOTD!
Congratulations! This bird is truly breathtaking!
Congratulations !
Congrats Phillip, beautiful bird!
Congratulations, Phillip.
Awesome capture Philipe,beautiful spotting,congrats on the SOTD and thanks for sharing
Congrats Phillip Torres!
Congratulations Phillip, this beautiful little bird has been chosen a spotting of the day!
As its name suggests, the striking vermilion flycatcher feeds on insects, including flies, grasshoppers, bees and spiders.
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What a stunning little bird!