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Blacl-and-yellow Silky-Flycatcher is a fairly common resident of forests at the highest elevations in western Panama.
I observed this species on numerous occasions during my July, 2005 stay at the Los Quetzales cabins above Guadalupe. This species
generally stays well belwo the canopy, and behaves more like a thrush or sparrow than a flycatcher, moving about quite
energetically. The species' call note sounds quite similar to that of a Northern cardinal, which helped me get a bead on it on multiple
occasions.
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