FLYCATCHERS
Eastern Kingbird
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Eastern Kingbird |
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| Eastern Kingbirds | Eastern Kingbird - You might confuse this bird with the Eastern Phoebe, but note the wing bars and the white tip on the tail. |
| Couch's Kingbird | |
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| Couch's Kingbird differs from other yellow-bellied kingbirds in Texas because he has NO WHITE EDGES on his tail. (He also has a longer bill and a darker eye patch.) | This bird is common to the Rio Grande Valley, migrating into Mexico for the winter. |
Scissortail Flycatcher |
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| Scissortail Flycatcher | |
| Eastern Phoebe | |
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| Eastern Phoebe | Eastern Phoebe |
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| Vermilion Flycatcher | |
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| Vermilion Flycatcher (male) | Vermilion Flycatcher (male) |
| Great Kiskadee | |
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| Great Kiskadee - This is a large flycatcher (9-3/4") that even catches small fish. | He can be found in South Texas, then down into Mexico. |