Onychorhynchus coronatus
The global population for Amazonian royal flycatchers is between 500,000 and 5 million mature individuals. However, this species is decreasing in its numbers due to ongoing habitat loss.
We don’t know when their breeding season begins, but they typically inhabit moist riparian forests (near water) during breeding and nesting.
Amazonian flycatchers are best known for their bright royal-looking crests, primarily used during mating season.
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