Delicate yet striking, the Black-and-white Flycatcher is a quiet beauty of the forest canopy. With its crisp plumage and agile movements, it’s a joy to observe and capture through the lens. This gallery celebrates its elegant presence in black and white harmony.

Quick Facts:

• Scientific Name: Ficedula hypoleuca (often confused with Muscicapa striata, so confirm your species)

• Habitat: Prefers woodland edges, gardens, and light forests during breeding season.

• Range: Found across Europe and migrates to sub-Saharan Africa in winter.

• Diet: Feeds mostly on insects, often caught mid-air or picked off leaves.

• Behavior: Known for its melodic song and darting flight while foraging.

• Unique Trait: Males show strong black-and-white contrast, especially during breeding season, while females are more muted in tone.