The Sulphur-bellied Flycatcher nests in the US only in sycamore-lined canyons of southeastern Arizona. Its loud, squeaky call sounds like a squeezed rubber duck. The bright yellow underparts and rufous tail distinguish it from similar flycatchers. It winters in South America and is a late arrival to Arizona.
Habitat
Sycamore canyons of southeastern Arizona
Diet
Large flying insects and berries
How common
Uncommon
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