Per Cornell: "A typical species of the Great Basin sagebrush, the Gray Flycatcher can be quickly recognized not by its drab plumage, but by its habit of slowly wagging its tail downwards."
This one was doing the tail pump.
Monday, December 25, 2017
Gray Flycatcher (Empidonax wrightii) - 28Nov2015
Here is picture I will have to improve upon. A Gray Flycatcher photographed in Tubac, AZ.
Per Cornell: "A typical species of the Great Basin sagebrush, the Gray Flycatcher can be quickly recognized not by its drab plumage, but by its habit of slowly wagging its tail downwards."
This one was doing the tail pump.
Per Cornell: "A typical species of the Great Basin sagebrush, the Gray Flycatcher can be quickly recognized not by its drab plumage, but by its habit of slowly wagging its tail downwards."
This one was doing the tail pump.
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