Well inside the rainforest I came across an old acquaintance, a dark grey flycatcher. However, this one belongs to a different subspecies than the bird I photographed in Tanzania in 2016, namely 'pumila'. Both subspecies are more brown than grey, however. The species thrives, as here, in dense rainforest and riverine forests. It likes to sit on a branch in the lower parts of the trees, from where it lunges to catch insects in flight. The bird builds a cup-shaped nest in a tree hollow a few metres above the ground and lays two or three green eggs. The hole in the tree is normally reused during the following breeding season. The species is monogamous and the relationship is lifelong.