Gray flycatchers are found in western North America. They like to be in sagebrush and juniper areas in the summer and mesquite desert areas in the winter. I found this one on a walk in a pinon-juniper high desert field. Flycatchers get their name because they prey mostly on flying insects, although they will eat fruit. The gray flycatcher will perch low and fly to the ground to pick up insects.
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Glorious capture! You have a lovely blog. 🙂
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Thank you!
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Great capture of this bird!
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Thank you!
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Flycatchers are my favorite type of bird to photography. They’re always so interesting.
Cheers Diana | https://footloosegirl.wordpress.com/
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They are very fun to watch!
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lol I meant photography 🙂 sorry about the typo
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