Immature brighter, like adult, but wing bars and most secondary edges still rusty. Photo by Keith Kridler of TX. DIET: Great-crested Flycatcher feeds mainly on varied insects, such as beetles, wasps and bees, grasshoppers, moths, caterpillars and others. Incubation lasts about 13 to 15 days, by both adults. The Club publishes two print publications (now also available online). The Tyrannidae (pronounced tie-RAN-uh-dee), or tyrant flycatchers, is a very large, successful family of four hundred and twenty-four species in one hundred genera only found in the Americas. The Great Crested Flycatcher is olive-green above, with a gray face and breast, a yellow belly, and reddish flight feathers and tail. Great-crested Flycatcher is a cavity nester, in deciduous or mixed woodlands, near clearing and forest edges. All photos by Paul T Brown II. I am not sure when or where I took this photo. Wingspan: 34 cm Young Great Crested Flycatchers can make a tremendous din. Similar Species Pale or bleached great cresteds are superficially similar to brown-cresteds or ash-throateds, but they still exhibit key field marks. CBC Newsletter is published bimonthly and includes birding articles In winter months, this species migrates south to Mexico, South America, Florida and Cuba. They winter in Mexico south to South America. Eyes are black. In dense leafy forests of the east, the Great Crested Flycatcher lives within the canopy of tall trees in summer. This was also the case for the Cordilleran and Pacific-slope Flycatchers, and the Eastern and Western Wood-Peewees. Iso : 1250 //
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