The Fish and Wildlife Service listed the southwestern willow flycatcher as a federally endangered subspecies in 1995 following widespread habitat loss across its range in Arizona, California ...

The southwestern willow flycatcher migrates annually from Latin America to the American Southwest, with its estimated range including every New Mexico county, according to the U.S. Fish and ...

The southwestern willow flycatcher migrates annually from Latin America to the American Southwest, spotted in almost every New Mexico county.

Known for its distinctive song and brownish-olive feathers, the southwestern willow flycatcher has been listed as a federally endangered subspecies since 1995. The small migratory bird nests and ...

A federal court upheld the southwestern willow flycatcher’s protection under the Endangered Species Act following a lawsuit by the New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association. The cattle growers ...

Cattle growers swat at willow flycatcher in ESA challenge. By Michael Doyle | 02/03/2025 04:18 PM EST . Ranchers in New Mexico want the Fish and Wildlife Service to reexamine the federal ...

Even bird enthusiasts will admit the southwestern willow flycatcher isn’t very flashy. But in studying the DNA of this brownish-olive songbird, scientists say they have found something ...

How overgrown this area has become. Wait … there’s a fitz-bew, a willow flycatcher. “On the top of that small tree,” Danny says, as he points. The bird immediately flies and dips out of sight and ...

The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association sought to strip the southwestern willow flycatcher of its endangered species status, the highest level of federal protections to prevent extinction, by suing ...

In the ruling signed by U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, she wrote that the southwestern willow flycatcher was a recognized subspecies since 1948 and the Association only petitioned for its listing ...