Beautiful community, today I am here to share these photos of this beautiful bird, we call it "earwig tyrant" and it is because of the shape of its tail that, although it cannot be seen very well in my photos, these birds extend their wings when they fly their tail and they open as if they were scissors, since I don't have a good camera, I could never capture them well in flight, but in the second photo you can see a little bit of the shape of their tail.
Bonita comunidad, hoy les vengo a compartir estas fotos de esta linda ave, nosotros le mllammos "tirano tijereta" y es por su forma de su cola que aunque no se puede ver muy bien en mis fotos, estás aves al volar extienden las alas de su cola y se abren como si fueran unas tijeras, como no tengo buena camara, nunca las pude captar bien en vuelo, pero en la segunda foto se puede ver un poquito la forma de su cola.
This bird only passes through Mexico in the winter, in the southern zone, and it is approximately 3 months old, it is a bird that I love because of its salmon color in some parts of its plumage, they always walk in flocks and in their flight they look very beautiful with its long and graceful tail.
Está ave solo pasa por Méxicoen el invierno, en la zona sur, y está aproximadamente 3 meses, es un ave que me encanta por su color salmón en algunas partes de su plumaje, siempre andan en parvadas y en su vuelo se lucen muy bonito con su cola larga y elegante.
Has anyone seen these birds? what do they call it where they live?
Alguien había visto estás aves? cómo le llaman en donde viven?
https://www.naturalista.mx/taxa/16783-Tyrannus-forficatus/browse_photos
I took this photo from the internet as a reference (I hope they don't download the publication) so you can see her beautiful tail =)
Está foto la saque de internet como referencia (espero no me bajen la publicación) para que vean su hermosa cola =)
#smap
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This is unique bird, but please add the source of the last photo - the link.
I already put it, thanks =)
Great!