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Great Kiskadee

Pitangus Sulphuratus

Description:

Tyrant flycatcher, about 7-8 inches long. Yellow underbelly , brown upper body. Black head with a white eyestripe and a yellow crest which is concealed and is sometimes used in mating displays (not visible here).

Habitat:

Wide range, North and South America... this one found in my home country , Trinidad and Tobago where they are quite numerous.

Notes:

This particular bird was found with a possibly injured neck ( or suffering from a condition I read about called stargazing ) ... after being left in a box it calmed down and recovered from the shock, but not from its injuries. The bird succumbed to its injuries approximately one day after being found... sad story.. wish i could have helped.

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2 Comments

JaromeRussellAli
JaromeRussellAli 12 years ago

yep.. really really sad.. by the way, what's the common name for these there?

Carolina
Carolina 12 years ago

That's a really sad story. They are really common here in Colombia.

JaromeRussellAli
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JaromeRussellAli

San Fernando, Penal/Debe, Trinidad and Tobago

Spotted on Apr 3, 2011
Submitted on Apr 17, 2011

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