One thought on “Grey-capped Tyrannulet (Phyllomyias griseocapilla)”
The forests inhabited by this species at the southern edge of its range, in the highlands of northeastern Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, are not currently under immediate threat. However, the species is scarce and localized within the state, with fewer than 20 records known in total. While climate change may impact these forests over the long term, there is no indication that this will pose a significant threat within the timeframes defined by the IUCN criteria. Based on my fiel experience with this species, I fully agree with the new category proposed.
The forests inhabited by this species at the southern edge of its range, in the highlands of northeastern Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, are not currently under immediate threat. However, the species is scarce and localized within the state, with fewer than 20 records known in total. While climate change may impact these forests over the long term, there is no indication that this will pose a significant threat within the timeframes defined by the IUCN criteria. Based on my fiel experience with this species, I fully agree with the new category proposed.