Sulphur-Bellied Flycatcher

A large, boldly streaked flycatcher that breeds in sycamore-lined canyons of southeastern Arizona and adjacent Mexico before migrating to South America for the winter, arriving relatively late in the breeding season compared to other migrants. Its loud, squeaky call often gives away its presence in the canopy before it is seen, and it favours tall trees along streams where it sallies out after flying insects. Riparian canyons in early to midsummer offer the most reliable window to see it on territory.