Reiser's Tyrannulet
Reiser's Tyrannulet
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Reiser's Tyrannulet is a localized and poorly known species of flycatcher, restricted to specific forest types in northeastern Brazil. It is small and predominantly olive-green.
Where to spot
Endemic to a limited region of northeastern Brazil, specifically in the Caatinga and Atlantic Forest transition zones. It prefers semi-deciduous and humid evergreen forests.
How to spot
Given its rarity and restricted range, finding this bird requires visiting specific conservation areas in northeastern Brazil. Look for its small size and olive plumage in the mid to upper canopy. Listen for its unique, quiet vocalizations.
When to spot
A year-round resident in its small range. Observation is best in the active early morning hours.
Where to spot
Endemic to a limited region of northeastern Brazil, specifically in the Caatinga and Atlantic Forest transition zones. It prefers semi-deciduous and humid evergreen forests.
How to spot
Given its rarity and restricted range, finding this bird requires visiting specific conservation areas in northeastern Brazil. Look for its small size and olive plumage in the mid to upper canopy. Listen for its unique, quiet vocalizations.
When to spot
A year-round resident in its small range. Observation is best in the active early morning hours.
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This species is named after Wilhelm Reiser, a German naturalist who collected the type specimen. Its restricted range and specific habitat preferences make it a target for specialized birdwatchers.
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