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> Flycatchers and Batises
Group Details:
These are arboreal insect-eaters. The flycatchers hunt from hawking from a perch, whereas Batises mostly glean food from leaf surfaces and are active in the mid-stratum and canopy of woodland habitats.
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Images based on artwork by
Norman Arlott
and Peter Hayman
These are arboreal insect-eaters. The flycatchers hunt from hawking from a perch, whereas Batises mostly glean food from leaf surfaces and are active in the mid-stratum and canopy of woodland habitats.
