- forest,
while gnatcatchers,
depending on the
species involved,
occur in
anything from dry
scrubby habitats (e.g. the
California gnatcatcher) to the canopy...
-
black with a few
white outer feathers.
Gnatcatchers have a thin,
small bill and
white eye rings. Male
gnatcatchers develop a
black cap
during the summer...
- A.; Klicka, J. (2018). "Species
delimitation and
biogeography of the
gnatcatchers and
gnatwrens (Aves: Polioptilidae)" (PDF).
Molecular Phylogenetics and...
- that this
species will not
disappear from its
former range.
California gnatcatchers are a
focal species in many
regional habitat conservation planning efforts...
- Bahamas, the
Turks and
Caicos Islands, and the
Cayman Islands. Blue-gray
gnatcatchers prefer humid areas with
large leaves, woodlands, and more open sandy...
-
other gnatcatchers, it may give harsh,
scolding calls while foraging for
small insects and
spiders in
desert shrubs. Black-tailed
gnatcatchers live in...
- in the
collection of the
British Museum. The
tropical gnatcatcher is now one of 17
gnatcatchers placed in the
genus Polioptila that was
introduced in...
- white-lored
gnatcatcher (P. albiloris)
until a 2018
molecular study showed significant differences from all
other gnatcatchers. The
Yucatan gnatcatcher is 10...
- the
federal list.
Among threatened animals are the
coastal California gnatcatcher,
Paiute cutthroat trout,
southern sea otter, and
northern spotted owl...
- (490 ft). The
Iquitos gnatcatcher's diet is not well known, but is ****umed to be
insects like that of
other Polioptila gnatcatchers. It
actively forages...
