Cassin’s Kingbird

E354308

Cassin’s Kingbird is a large, gray-and-yellow North American tyrant flycatcher notable for its bold behavior and distinctive white tail edges.

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Label Occurrences
Cassin’s Kingbird canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird
species
tyrant flycatcher
behavior aggressive toward larger birds
bold
territorial
breedsIn northern Mexico
southwestern United States
class Aves
clutchSize 3–5 eggs
commonName Cassin’s Kingbird self-link
conservationStatus Least Concern
conservationStatusSystem IUCN
describedBy Spencer Fullerton Baird
diet insects
eggColor whitish with dark markings
family Tyrannidae
foragingStrategy sallying from exposed perches
genus Tyrannus
habitat agricultural areas
desert edges
open woodland
riparian woodland
savanna
suburban areas
kingdom Animalia
migrationPattern short-distance migrant
namedAfter John Cassin
nativeTo Mexico
North America
southwestern United States
nestsIn tall shrubs
trees
nestType open cup nest
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
plumageColor gray head
gray upperparts
yellow underparts
plumageMarking dark tail with white outer edges
distinctive white tail edges
pale gray breast
relativeSize large for a flycatcher
scientificName Tyrannus verticalis
surface form: Tyrannus vociferans
taxonRank species
vocalization harsh, repeated phrases
loud, sharp calls
wintersIn Central America
Mexico
yearDescribed 1858

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John Cassin knownFor Cassin’s Kingbird
John Cassin hasPartNamedAfter Cassin’s Kingbird
Cassin’s Kingbird commonName Cassin’s Kingbird self-link