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Little Slaty Flycatcher

Little Slaty Flycatcher

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The Basilan Blue Flycatcher is a small, striking forest bird known for the vibrant blue plumage of the male. It is endemic to the southern Philippines and often found in the lower canopy.
Where to spot
Endemic to the southern Philippines, specifically Basilan and Mindanao islands, inhabiting lowland and foothill forests, often near streams.
How to spot
Search dense forest undergrowth and lower to mid-canopy, particularly in shady, humid areas. Look for quick movements and listen for its distinctive calls, which can help in pinpointing its location.
When to spot
Year-round, as it is a resident species. Best seen during the breeding season (typically April-July) when males are most active and vocal.
File:Ficedula basilanica.jpg
File:Ficedula basilanica.jpg
Credits: Wikimedia Commons
Despite its 'blue' name, females of this species are much duller, typically brownish-olive with a paler belly, making sexual dimorphism quite pronounced.
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