The Royal Flycather

The Royal Flycatcher is a bird that lives in the Amazon forest. Its habitat is humid with evergreen second-growth forests. Their prey is insects, including flies, dragonflies, moths, and cicadas. Their number one threat is deforestation and the loss of their wetlands and forest homes. Their population is between 500,000 to 5 million. It's sad because they have such beautiful colors and feathers on their head to find a mate. What I chose to change was they would have a longer beak, their only colors would be brown and yellow, and they would lose their feathers on their head. The reason is that they would be living in a dry-fried environment, like the desert, somewhere sunny where they would have to change their diet. They would most likely start eating snakes, ants, and beetles.