Masked Water-Tyrant
Masked Water-Tyrant
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The Masked Water-Tyrant is a conspicuous flycatcher of eastern South America, named for its distinct black 'mask' or partial hood. It has a white body and black wings.
Where to spot
Marshes, ponds, streams, and often urban parks and gardens near water in eastern Brazil, Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina.
How to spot
Its white body with black wings and prominent black mask are highly distinctive. It often perches on low branches, fences, or reeds near water, frequently fanning and twitching its tail.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Easily observed throughout the day.
Where to spot
Marshes, ponds, streams, and often urban parks and gardens near water in eastern Brazil, Paraguay, and northeastern Argentina.
How to spot
Its white body with black wings and prominent black mask are highly distinctive. It often perches on low branches, fences, or reeds near water, frequently fanning and twitching its tail.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Easily observed throughout the day.
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This species is quite bold and often tolerates human presence, making it a common and enjoyable sight in parks and gardens near water.
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