Cinnamon Attila
NameCinnamon Attila
Common NameCinnamon Attila
Scientific NameAttila cinnamomeus
FamilyTyrannidae
Wingspan (cm)30
Length (cm)19
Weight (g)42
Plumage DetailsThe entire plumage is a rich cinnamon-rufous, with the back and wings being a deeper rufous shade. The throat and breast are a brighter cinnamon, while the belly and undertail coverts are slightly paler. It possesses a relatively stout, dark bill.
Vocalization / CallIts song is a loud, ringing series of clear, whistled notes, often described as "whee-whee-WHEE-whee" or "whee-WHEE-whee-WHEE," which can accelerate or descend. It also produces various harsh churring or chattering calls.
Primary Dietomnivore
Primary Habitatsforest, wetland
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeThis species is found throughout the Amazon basin in South America, including parts of Colombia, Venezuela, the Guianas, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Brazil.
Identifying Featuresrich cinnamon-rufous plumage, stout dark bill, distinctive loud whistled song, prefers humid lowland forests, often near water
Description
The Cinnamon Attila is a medium-sized flycatcher characterized by its striking cinnamon-rufous plumage. It inhabits the understory and mid-story of humid lowland forests, particularly near water, where it actively forages for insects and fruits.
