- The
fork-
tailed flycatcher (Tyrannus savana) is a p****erine bird of the
tyrant flycatcher family and is a
member of a
genus typically referred to as kingbirds...
- streamer-
tailed tyrant, scissor-
tailed flycatcher and
fork-
tailed flycatcher have a
larger total length — up to 41 cm (16 in) in the
fork-
tailed flycatcher at...
- The scissor-
tailed flycatcher (Tyrannus forficatus), also
known as the
Texas bird-of-paradise and swallow-
tailed flycatcher, is a long-
tailed insectivorous...
-
Fork-
tailed drongo Fork-
tailed drongo-cuckoo
Fork-
tailed flycatcher Fork-
tailed storm petrel Fork-
tailed sunbird Fork-
tailed tody-tyrant
Fork-
tailed woodnymph...
-
pronounced (and of
course more so in the long-
tailed males) or subtle; the
female Bedford's
paradise flycatcher is
identical to the male
except slightly duller...
-
Tyrannus tyrannus Scissor-
tailed flycatcher,
Tyrannus forficatus Fork-
tailed flycatcher,
Tyrannus savana (*) Olive-sided
flycatcher,
Contopus cooperi Greater...
- Thick-billed
kingbird Gray
kingbird Scissor-
tailed flycatcher Tropical kingbird Snowy-throated
kingbird Fork-
tailed flycatcher Eastern kingbird Western kingbird...
-
Tyrannus tyrannus Scissor-
tailed flycatcher,
Tyrannus forficatus (A)
Fork-
tailed flycatcher,
Tyrannus savana (A) Olive-sided
flycatcher,
Contopus cooperi Greater...
- Scissor-
tailed flycatcher,
Tyrannus forficatus Fork-
tailed flycatcher,
Tyrannus savana Bran-colored
flycatcher,
Myiophobus fasciatus Tawny-chested
flycatcher...
- square-ended
tail helps to
distinguish this
species from two
other all-black insectivores, the
fork-
tailed drongo and the shorter-
tailed and red-e****...
