The flycatchers are the largest family of birds on earth, with over 400 known species.

Did you ever see a Flycatcher with a bill that looked as if it could cut wood?"

These songs and calls are typical of the monarch flycatchers.

The flycatchers are most active shortly after dawn and tend to rest in the middle of the day.

The last sighting of the flycatcher was in 1983.

It is a large flycatcher at 23-25 cm (9-10 in) long.

They hunt from a perch like a shrike or flycatcher.

Some people have even reported seeing the Monarch flycatcher.

The bird population is also attractive with beautiful birds like the Paradise flycatcher.

It is a vocal flycatcher with a broad repertoire of songs.

"We'll come wake you up if we see a gray-spotted flycatcher."

After trials, the Flycatcher was ordered for full production.

Flycatchers perch in an upright attitude and often sit quite motionless.

The nests are in turn often aggressively defended by monarch flycatchers.

"He usually is one of the last of the Flycatcher family to arrive.

Yellowish Flycatchers are active birds, usually seen alone when not breeding.

Two years ago Spotted Flycatchers didn't come back to our garden.

A delightful small black and white bird appeared: a male pied flycatcher.

The endangered southwestern willow flycatcher returned to the area although it has yet to nest.

He certainly was the handsomest as well as the largest of the Flycatcher family.

It is a typical tyrant flycatcher, taking various insects upon the wing.

Pied flycatcher populations are often limited by the number of nesting sites available.

The distinctive black and white summer plumage of the male pied flycatcher.

And where there were flies, of course, there were flycatchers.

The Fiscal Flycatcher feeds on insects, often taken in flight.