whose forested range is imperiled by deforestation due to logging and conversion of forest to open spaces
the White-necked Jacobin inhabits lowland tropical forest and forest edges and clearings from southern Mexico to the Amazon rainforest
this cavity-nester is threatened by deforestation in its very small native range
and migrates through and winters in much of the Caribbean
Populations have steadily declined at a slow rate for the last 50 years or so
Adult Great Kiskadee T-shirt Size:3XL whose forested range is imperiledThe Great Kiskadee is a large, yellow bellied flycatcher named for the sound it makes, and colloquially called "pecho amarillo" (descriptive, for "yellow chest"), "bien te veo" (onomatopoeia, meaning "I see you well"), "bicho feo" (onomatopoeia, meaning "ugly creature") and "cristo rey" (onomatopoeia, meaning "Christ the king") in Spanish, and "bem te vi" (onomatopoeia, meaning "I see you well") in Portuguese in certain regions. Common and widespread,