Scissor-tailed flycatcher Identification: Tracks, Droppings, and

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Scissor-tailed flycatcher identification photo
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Tyrannus forficatus

Texas, Oklahoma, and nearby states in summer. A pale bird with a very long forked tail.

What does a scissor-tailed flycatcher look like?

A pale bird with a very long forked tail.

What sign does it leave?

scissor tailed flycatcher tracks
Track diagram for identification. Compare it with the print in front of you.

Not a track identification.

Droppings

scissor tailed flycatcher droppings
Dropping diagram. Do not handle droppings.

Not useful. Do not handle droppings.

Where you find it

Texas, Oklahoma, and nearby states in summer.

This page is a field guide, not a permit to approach wildlife. If a bird is injured, call a local wildlife rehabilitator.

Often confused with a eastern kingbird. All animal identification pages.