Black-crowned Monjita
Black-crowned Monjita
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The Black-crowned Monjita is a distinctive flycatcher of southern South America, named for its contrasting black crown and grey back. It has a pale belly and a long tail.
Where to spot
Open grasslands, shrublands, and agricultural fields in central and southern Argentina and Chile. Migrates north to parts of Bolivia and Paraguay for the austral winter.
How to spot
Look for the prominent black cap contrasting with its grey body and white underparts. It often perches on low bushes or fences and makes sallying flights.
When to spot
Best observed in its breeding grounds during the austral spring and summer.
Where to spot
Open grasslands, shrublands, and agricultural fields in central and southern Argentina and Chile. Migrates north to parts of Bolivia and Paraguay for the austral winter.
How to spot
Look for the prominent black cap contrasting with its grey body and white underparts. It often perches on low bushes or fences and makes sallying flights.
When to spot
Best observed in its breeding grounds during the austral spring and summer.
This species is known for its elaborate aerial displays during the breeding season, involving complex flight patterns and vocalizations to attract mates.
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