Cozy Nest Mistletoe Tyrannulet

by Marlin and Laura Hum

Title

Cozy Nest Mistletoe Tyrannulet

Artist

Marlin and Laura Hum

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

The Mistletoe Tyrannulet (Zimmerius parvus) is a small flycatcher found from Central Panama to northern Colombia. It has pale eyes, a curved black bill, a whitish supercilium, and is olive-green above with yellow edging on the wings, narrowing towards the tips. It has no wing bars. Its breast is grey with faint streaks and pale yellow below, and its feet and legs are dark gray. The nest is oval shaped with a side entrance, and is lined with soft pale fibres to make it cozy. They eat insects, fruit, and mistletoe drupes.
This Mistletoe Tyrannulet (previously incorrectly identified as a Southern Bentbill) was photographed in Gamboa, Panama, Central America, as it was gathering soft fibres for its nest.
Cozy Nest Mistletoe Tyrannulet has been featured in the following Fine Art America groups:
The Space Between 10/07/2019
Pure Nature Photography 10/07/2019
Animals 10/08/2019
Wild Birds of the World 10/08/2019
International Images 10/08/2019
Birds in Focus 10/09/2019
FAA Portraits-Birds 10/09/2019
Travel Art 10/30/2019
Photography and Nature 101 11/09/2019
Poetic Poultry 11/15/2021
Your Story of Art 03/23/2022
Wonder of Wings 03/23/2022
10 Plus 03/24/2022
Art for Passion-Passion for Art 03/24/2022
Artwork Featuring Wildlife and the Great Outdoors 03/25/2022
Your Very Best Photography 03/25/2022
Hodge Podge 04/05/2022
500 Views 04/05/2022
Just Perfect 04/06/2022
Canadian artists 04/19/2022
A Birding Group-Wings 06/18/2022
ABC group 04/27/2023

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