Endemic: there are only two
flycatcher species in the Galapagos, the vermilion flycatcher and the
Galapagos Flycatcher, as opposed to the 150 on the Mainland. You can
distinguish the two because the vermilion flycatcher is bright red and
black, whereas the Galapagos Flycatcher is light brown and beige and is
slightly larger than the vermilion flycatcher. The Galapagos
Flycatcher is common in the dry areas and can be easily seen by tourists,
also because it is known to be inquisitive and fearless. However, the
Vermilion Flycatcher is mostly seen in the Highlands.
