Tyrant-flycatchers (Tyrannidae)
Jamaican Becard (Pachyramphus niger) - HBW 9, p. 461
French: Bécarde de Jamaïque
German: Jamaikabekarde
Spanish: Anambé Jamaicano
Taxonomy: [Lanius] niger J. F. Gmelin, 1788, Jamaica.
Genus formerly included with Tityra in the Cotingidae, but transferred to present family because of several shared, derived features of the skull and syrinx. Because both genera exhibit similarity to cotingids in many other features, some authors prefer to leave them in that family or to treat them as representing a separate family (Tityridae). Phylogenetic affinity of present species unknown. Monotypic.
Distribution: Jamaica.
- Least Concern Enlarge map
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Perched female Locality Port Antonio, Surrey County, Jamaica (Monotypic species)
John Hopkins 29 January 2011 1 year ago 3 -
Ventral view of perched female
Locality Port Antonio, Surrey County, Jamaica (Monotypic species)
Mikko Pyhälä 29 January 2011 1 year ago 3 -
Perched male Locality Port Antonio, Surrey County, Jamaica
John Hopkins 29 January 2011 1 year ago 2.8 -
Female foraging in the canopy.
Locality Bluefields Mountains, Cornwall County, Jamaica (Monotypic species)
Ken Simonite 6 January 2012 17 weeks ago 2.8 -
Frontal view of a male.
Locality Marshall's Pen, Middlesex County, Jamaica (Monotypic species)
Ken Havard 9 March 2012 8 weeks ago 2.5 -
Frontal view of perched male
Locality Port Antonio, Surrey County, Jamaica (Monotypic species)
Mikko Pyhälä 29 January 2011 1 year ago 2.5
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