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Leucoptilon concretum
Also known as: White-tailed Blue Flycatcher
Basic stats
Diet
Insects
Habitat
Lowland and hill forest
Range
Southeast Asia, including Borneo
Clutch size
2–3 eggs
Incubation period
About 13–14 days
Size
Medium (16–17cm)
Wingspan
~21–24cm
Weight
~16–19g
A large dark blue flycatcher with white patches at the base of the outer tail feathers, visible in flight or when the tail is flicked, and a blackish face and throat.
A quiet, understorey-dwelling species of well-shaded lowland and hill forest, generally uncommon and easily overlooked despite its size.
