Large flycatcher with slight crest. Gray overall with pale wing bars, a pale gray belly, and a bicolored bill.
Large upright perching flycatcher. Gray overall with a yellow wash to the lower belly. The bill is long and slender and dark above and orangish below.
Large flycatcher with a slight crest. Gray above and pale yellow washed below. Note orangish lower bill.
Upright perching flycatcher with a wide bill. Lower belly is washed in pale yellow. Often perches on dead branches.
Found in pine and pine-oak woodlands. Often perches conspicuously.
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A medium-sized songbird with a fairly long tail, short, spiky crest, and long, pointed bill.
Larger than an Eastern Phoebe, smaller than a Western Kingbird.
between sparrow and robinSome authorities recognize two subspecies of Greater Pewee: the larger pertinax of Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico; and smaller minor of southern Mexico through Nicaragua.
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