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While wood-warblers are a wonderful type of bird to watch they are not the only species making their way south each fall. Everything sparrows to shorebirds are moving through and it would be a poor birder indeed who failed to notice the flycatchers. Though silent Empidonax flycatchers will certainly drive at least some birders nuts [...]
When the word “phoebe” comes up, most people automatically think of things like the outermost of Saturn’s known satellites, the Greek Titan-goddess of the moon, or the most fascinating and complex character from that happily departed sitcom, Friends. Anyone who has gone bird watching in North America, however, knows another kind of phoebe, a bold [...]