Large flycatcher with a heavy bill and a long tail. Note gray head with slightly darker ear patch and whitish throat.
Large flycatcher with a bright yellow belly and a long, notched tail. Often perches conspicuously in shrubby areas, clearings in tropical forests, and some rural and suburban areas.
Best told from Tropical Kingbird by its call, a single "pik" or an intensifying, "pik-pik-pikweer," both with a nasal quality.
Bright yellow below with a gray head and darker ear patch. Note long, notched tail.
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A large bulky flycatcher with a heavy, straight bill, long wings, and a long tail.
Larger than a Western Kingbird, smaller than an American Robin.
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