English: Narcissus flycatchers are smaller than the common sparrow and are not easily visible in the dense. These birds are members of the flycatcher family and are renowned for the bright feathers of the male, which compared to the females, have a striking appearance. The bright body, tail, and wings of the males are to help them in courting mates during the breeding season as female flycatchers have the privilege of choosing a suitable mate to breed with. This difference in feathers results in the female looking much duller in comparison as they have no worries about attracting mates and have to just make their nest and lay eggs. habitats that range from a variety of mixed forests. It is, however, possible to locate these birds in parks and gardens as these areas are part of their migratory route. Young juveniles are almost similar to the female, which makes it tough to differentiate them.