Tyrant-flycatchers (Tyrannidae)
Fork-tailed Pygmy-tyrant (Hemitriccus furcatus) - HBW 9, p. 328
French: Todirostre à queue fourchue
German: Gabelschwanz-Todityrann
Spanish: Titirijí Tijereta
Other common names: Fork-tailed Tody-tyrant
Taxonomy: T[odirostrum] furcatum Lafresnaye, 1846, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Formerly placed in a monotypic genus, Ceratotriccus, on basis of distinctive elongated and forked tail. Possibly a member of the superspecies formed by H. mirandae, H. cinnamomeipectus and H. kaempferi, possibly also including H. granadensis. Monotypic.
Distribution: CE & SE Brazil, in Bahia, S Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro and E São Paulo.
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A bird singing. Locality Balbina Forest, Minas Gerais State, Brazil (Monotypic species)
Ciro Albano 16 January 2012 16 weeks ago 29 sec 4.7 -
A bird singing, seen from below Locality Trilla Seca Trail, Fazenda Capricornio, Ubatuba, São Paulo State, Brazil (Monotypic species)
Garry George 31 July 2001 4 years ago 10 sec 4.3 -
A bird singing several times and flying from one side to another Locality Boa Nova, Bahia State, Brazil (Monotypic species)
Josep del Hoyo 18 January 2005 4 years ago 22 sec 4.1
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A bird perched
Locality Balbina Forest, Minas Gerais State, Brazil (Monotypic species)
Arthur Grosset 30 October 2008 2 years ago 3.2
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After play-back. Locality Bandeira, Balbina Forest, Minas Gerais State, Brazil
(Monotypic species)
Ciro Albano 19 October 2009 2 years ago 3 -
Calls from a bird in bamboo. Locality Itatiaia National Park, Brazil
(Monotypic species)
Bradley Davis 19 October 2007 2 years ago 0
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