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differences between the two. The golden-winged tody-flycatcher lives in
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Due to its distinct appearance the black-backed tody-flycatcher would be hard to confuse with many other species. However, it is most similar to the golden-winged tody flycatcher. Over time the black-backed tody-flycatcher adapted to its environment in order to survive which is why there are slight
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The black-backed tody-flycatcher is compact and short tailed; yellow underbelly, black above, with a white throat and neck, and a small red shoulder patch. This bird usually forages in pairs for insects. They are of the genus of the
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the population is said to be in decline. However, there is speculation that in more lowlands the population could be increasing in abundance because the habitat is not at the edge of a forest. Thus the effects of human activity are yet to be determined.
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flycatchers that have long flattened bills. It is a boldly marked species with a black head, yellow underbody, and white throat. For a male the back is black and the female has an olive colored back.
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The song of the black-backed tody-flycatcher is described as a "rapid series of descending, rich churrs". The song is often given as a duet accompanied by flashing both wings.
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