Kashmir Flycatcher (Ficedula subrubra) is an endemic to the Indian Subcontinent with a very restricted breeding and wintering range.
It breeds in a small part of Kashmir that includes Srinagar and winters largely in the high altitudes of the Nilgiris in the Western Ghats and in Sri Lanka. Young birds and females have been found to winter in places like Gujarat and Bangalore so it is possible that “female type” birds have a slightly larger wintering range. Kashmir Flycatcher is sometimes seen around Delhi during spring passage, so look out for migrating birds in those areas during March/April!
