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  1. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

    A cryptic species replacing the almost identical Western Wood-Pewee in Eastern North America. Other than range, they can be distinguished by a combination of song and calls. The throat, lower mandible and underwing coverts average paler on Eastern but with some overlap. A useful field mark...
  2. Eastern peewee

    Eastern peewee

  3. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

    A cryptic species replacing the almost identical Western Wood-Pewee in Eastern North America. Other than range, they can be distinguished by a combination of song and calls. The throat, lower mandible and underwing coverts average paler on Eastern but with some overlap. A useful field mark...
  4. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

    This cryptic species replaces the almost identical Western Wood-Pewee in Eastern North America. Other than range, they can be distinguished by a combination of song and calls which are distinctly different between the two. The throat, lower mandible and underwing coverts usually average paler...
  5. Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens)
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    Eastern Wood Pewee.jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens)
  7. Eastern Wood Pewee (juvenile).jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (juvenile).jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens) likely this year’s bird with the buffy wing bars.
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    Eastern Wood Pewee.jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens)
  9. Eastern Wood-pewee

    Eastern Wood-pewee

    A first for me
  10. Ouch, that hurts! .jpg

    Ouch, that hurts! .jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewees (Contopus virens) having a disagreement.
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    Eastern Wood Pewee.jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens)
  12. Eastern Wood Pewee.jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee.jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens) An individual with a dark lower mandible opposed to a usual dull orange lower mandible.
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    Eastern Wood Pewee.jpg

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens)
  14. Eastern wood pewee

    Eastern wood pewee

    Another flycatcher, even more rare for us than the great crested...this one migrates through and I've only managed to spot one once and get photographs!
  15. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

  16. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee (Contopus virens) Sexes similar.
  17. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee (Contopus virens) Sexes similar.
  18. Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee

    Finally decided this was maybe, possibly a Willow Flycatcher, though I saw photos and drawings in various guides that looked both similar and different, and that looked as much like some photos and drawings of Alder Flycatchers and even Eastern Wood-pewees. Re-identified as Eastern Wood Pewee
  19. Eastern wood Pewee

    Eastern wood Pewee

    seen in grounds of hotel
  20. Eastern Wood-pewee

    Eastern Wood-pewee

    Thanks for all your kind words on my last photo. Have a nice day.---I looked this bird up in my bird book. The closest that I could find was a Eastern Wood-pewee ?
  21. Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee

    This and a nuthatch landed on the same branch at the same time. The nuthatch stayed on the underside and with its belly all the way up until the flycatcher continued its flight to elsewhere.
  22. Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee

  23. Unknow

    Unknow

    Could this bird be a Eastern Wood-Pewee or perhaps a Willow Flycatcher?? This bird has a few white bars on its wing. Thanks for your help
  24. Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee

    Eastern Wood Pewee (Contopus virens) Sexes similar. Hugh Ramsey Nature Park, Harlingen, Cameron County, Texas, USA. Mesquite thicket with Tamaulipan Scrub within the South Texas Plains Vegetational Area at ca. 11 m (36 ft) elevation.
  25. Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee

    Eastern Wood-Pewee (Contopus virens) Camelot Park, Bryan, Brazos County, Texas, USA. Photographed in a Mesquite tree. Open park setting with scattered oaks, pecan and juniper at ca. 94 m (310 ft) elevation. Margin of narrow gallery woodland on north side of tributary in a low area.
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