Showing posts with label brown-streaked flycatcher. Show all posts
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15 October 2025

Brown-streaked Flycatcher

Passeriformes - Muscicapidae - Muscicapa williamsoni (Sambar Coret Coklat) 

Small, earthen-toned forest flycatcher. Closely related to Asian Brown (under which it is sometimes regarded as a subspecies) but much browner overall, with more extensive brown on the underparts. Streaking can be either relatively well-defined or smudgy; it is never as clear-cut and solid-looking as on Gray-streaked Flycatcher, and it is never as dark and extensive as in Dark-sided Flycatcher. Behavior like that many other similar flycatchers: sallies from an exposed perch to take prey, often in a clearing or edge area.
(eBird)




What's feast for the eyes, not form, shape, or shade, but simply its presence.


05 October 2021

SIng, laugh, love





Sing with me everyday songs
Laugh with me everyday sights
Love with me everyday moments.



 

25 September 2018

Noises, beatings



Bird tale:
Noises, beatings,
dislodged and disquiet,
Pure intent, extension,
return to equilibrium.