What is another word for Muscicapa Striata?
Pronunciation: [mˌʌsɪkˈɑːpə stɹa͡ɪˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Muscicapa Striata, also known as the Spotted Flycatcher, is a small bird that belongs to the family of Old World Flycatchers. It has distinct characteristics such as a greyish-brown body with white underparts, a dark streaked crown, along with a black eye-stripe and two wing-bars. There are several ways to refer to this fascinating bird, and some of the synonyms for Muscicapa Striata include European spotted flycatcher, spotted wood-pewee, spotted flycatcher-tyrant, spotted flycatcher-peewit, and spotted flycatcher-tanager. Regardless of what name you choose to use, there is no doubt that Muscicapa Striata is a remarkable bird that adds beauty and charm to any environment in which it resides.
