One of the largest members of the Empidonax group. The forehead is rather flat, sloping gently up giving the head a peaked look. Olive above with 2 pale wingbars and a narrow eyering.
Relatively large flycatcher with long wings. Olive above and yellowish below, with 2 pale wingbars, and a thin white eyering.
Song is an explosive, two-parted "ker-chip!" or "peet-sah!"
Olive and yellowish flycatcher with a long and broad bill, especially noticeable from below. Some individuals appear more yellow below than others.
Common flycatcher of deciduous forests often near water.
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Small and long-tailed, with a large, peaked head and a broad, flat bill. Sits with a distinctly upright posture. Wings are long for a flycatcher.
Larger than a Yellow Warbler, smaller than a Great Crested Flycatcher.
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