Iquitos Gnatcatcher was created in 2005.

California gnatcatcher

gadwall, gnatcatcher, godwit, goldeneye, goldfinch, goose, goshawk, grackle, grebe, grosbeak, grouse, guineafowl, guillemot, gull, gyrfalcon

Buffalo grass; Benson; Bisbee; Buckeye;; Bullhead City; button brittlebush; burroweed; barrell cactus; beavertail cactus; bloodflower milkweed; bark scorpians; black-tailed gnatcatcher; black-chinned hummingbird; bobcat; big horn sheep; black-tailed jackrabbit; blue palo verde (State tree).

Well, that depends. If it is small and has black crest it could be a Tufted Titmouse. If it is midsized and has a black cap it could be an Eastern Kingbird. If it is small and has a white head it could be a Gray Jay. If the top half from head to tail it is probably a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher. Go to the link below for a better answer.