flycatcher

Converse of object

• spot: The valleys provide cover for small migrants such as the common warblers, spotted flycatcher and redstart.
• see: However, I did see Semicollared Flycatcher here, which was easily located by its call in the riverside trees.
• include: There are rare wetland species and the reserve is good for birds including spotted flycatcher, kingfishers and reed bunting.
• pi: Nesting suggests global warming Pied flycatchers at Coedydd Aber are the latest to suggest that global warming is happening.
• collar: Collared Flycatchers are regularly found in the extensive forest of Bialowieza.
• find: After returning to the hotel I took a last turn around the gardens for an hour before dusk in the hope of finding flycatchers.

Preposition: in

• summer: The usual woodland birds can be seen including blackcap, garden warbler and spotted flycatcher in summer.

Adjective modifier

• pied: Some of their findings are illustrated in Figure 4. For how many female pied flycatchers did they observe mate choice decisions in the field?
• spotted: Spotted flycatcher: a common migrant, noted in small numbers at many sites.
• red-breasted: Or, come to that, golden eagle, red-breasted flycatcher, or zebra mussel?
• common: Tropical Kingbird Tyrannus melancholicus Seen daily in variable number from 18 th 23 rd and the commonest widespread flycatcher.
• black: Northern black flycatcher -- Singles on 3 dates in the Kotu area.
• little: A flock of Scarlet Macaws was screaming by overhead while we working some nasty little flycatcher.

Modifies a noun

• specie: Near the entrance we saw house wren, a perching gray hawk, an abundance of great kiskadees and several other flycatcher species.
• nest: Blackcap, sedge warbler and spotted flycatcher nest here, while swallows and house martins hawk for insects.

Noun used with modifier

• paradise: In the summer the forest is alive with nesting migrants such as the fabulous paradise flycatcher, the Indian pitta and parakeets.
• tyrant: These included hummingbirds, parrots, tyrant flycatchers, tanagers, warblers and especially orioles.