Hammond's Flycatcher Photo Gallery

Small grayish flycatcher with an obvious white eyering and small bill. On perched birds note the primary feathers, which are longer than in other Empidonax species. Look for a large step between the secondaries and primaries.

Found in evergreen forests on the breeding grounds and in scrub and pine-oak woodlands during migration.

Song consists of a dry, abrupt 2-syllable phrase, followed by a low burry note and another rough two-syllable phrase.

Small grayish flycatcher with a distinct eyering and 2 wingbars. Primary feathers are long for an Empidonax, creating a stepped look from the secondaries to the primaries.

Small flycatcher with a slightly peaked head and a white eyering. Breast is gray with a pale yellowish lower belly.