The Great Kiskadee is a lively and eye-catching flycatcher that can easily be spotted due to its large size and bold markings. It has a robust build with a big head and short tail. Its yellow belly, black-and-white head pattern, and rufous wings and tail make it stand out. Although the species is widespread across Middle and South America, it has a restricted range in the United States (specifically in Texas). These birds can be found in shrubby woodlands, often near clearings or bodies of water. You can recognize them by their loud “kis-ka-dee” calls, which distinguish them from similar bird species such as the Lesser Kiskadee and Boat-billed Flycatcher.
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