Pyrocephalus

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Pyrocephalus is a genus of small, brightly colored flycatcher birds best known for the vermilion flycatcher found across the Americas.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Pyrocephalus rubinus 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
belongsToGroup tyrant flycatchers
class Aves
coloration bright red in males
more subdued brownish tones in females
commonName vermilion flycatchers
containsTaxon Pyrocephalus dubius NERFINISHED
Pyrocephalus nanus NERFINISHED
Pyrocephalus obscurus NERFINISHED
Pyrocephalus rubinus NERFINISHED
describedAs genus of small, brightly colored flycatcher birds
diet insectivorous
distribution Americas NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole aerial insect predator
family Tyrannidae NERFINISHED
foragingBehavior flycatching from exposed perches
foundInEcosystem agricultural landscapes
riparian areas
savannas
habitat farmlands
open and semi-open areas
scrublands
hasFeatherType contour feathers adapted for flight
hasVertebralColumn true
hasWarmBlood true
kingdom Animalia
migratoryBehavior some populations partially migratory
nativeRange Central America NERFINISHED
Galápagos Islands NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
South America NERFINISHED
notableFor bright red plumage in males of several species
notableSpecies vermilion flycatcher NERFINISHED
order Passeriformes
parentTaxon Tyrannidae NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
recognizedBy ornithologists
reproductionType oviparous
reproductiveBehavior builds open cup nests
typically lays several eggs per clutch
sexualDimorphism males more brightly colored than females
studiedInField ornithology
taxonRank genus
typeSpecies Pyrocephalus rubinus NERFINISHED
vernacularGrouping vermilion flycatchers
vocalization simple songs and calls typical of tyrant flycatchers

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Tyrannidae hasMember Pyrocephalus
Tyrannidae hasMember Pyrocephalus
this entity surface form: Pyrocephalus rubinus