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Photographs copyright Paul Gale
A large group of birds, some of which are very difficult to identify from each other. Some are very common and widespread, perching conspicuously on roof tops, wires, fences and branches. I photographed at least 15 species of flycatcher. I saw several scissor-tailed flycatchers from the coach. These have very long tail feathers.
See also Tyrant Flycatchers in Peru and White-crowned Elaenia in Ushuaia
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