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ASHTHROATS have the characteristic loud call of the genus. Their habits and breeding are quite similar to the Crested Flycatchers altho snake or lizard skins are often absent from their nests.
Western United States, rarely cast to Wyoming and Colorado.
Similar in habits and breeding to the Ashthroat Flycatcher.
Lower California.
A tree 50 feet high, distributed in New Mexico, Arizona and western Texas.