On Tuesday, bird watchers spotted a piratic flycatcher—most commonly ... found in grasslands throughout South America, had been recorded in North America.

There are a few birds that are very common but not commonly seen. In other words, these birds are found in good numbers all across our region but you just don’t see them. One good example of ...

The flycatcher is one of a number of birds ... A second search—zeroing in on North American birds—studied "nest record cards" made between the late 1800s and 1950s, when egg and nest ...

Compare with the greater pewee, the olive-­sided flycatcher, and the eastern phoebe. Breeding Bird Survey shows widespread declines, particularly in central North America, but species not ...

Adults molt on the wintering grounds, and worn summer birds (and fall birds in North America) are essentially ... Most often confused with the willow flycatcher; note the willow’s (and the ...

It has become starkly clear that the seasons in North America are changing ... effects of such a mismatch on a migratory bird called the pied flycatcher, which winters in tropical Africa but ...

As destruction of southwestern streamside forests continues, the Center is taking concrete action to win adequate protections for flycatcher habitat. In 2008 we sued over a politically motivated ...

Its reddish-orange breast resembles a smaller European robin which belongs to the Old World flycatcher ... landbird in North America and the most prototypical example of a bird.

As destruction of southwestern streamside forests continues, the Center is taking concrete action to win adequate protections for flycatcher habitat. In 2008 we sued over a politically motivated ...