Associated with bamboo. | ||||||
Found in dense secondary growth that hasn't grown more than two meters. | ||||||
Found in dense and tall secondary growth. Female different with chestnut cap and olive backside. Alt. photo | ||||||||||||
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Commonly heard in its range calling from dense brush, as do most Tody-Flycatchers. | ||||||
Very similar visually and vocally to Rufous-crowned Tody-Flycatcher. | ||||||
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An Andean species found from 2000-3000m, usually one to two meters above the ground, with a distinctive easily recognizable sound. | ||||||
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