Male and female plumage similar. Black head, throat chest, back, wings, tail, white belly and under-tail coverts. Thin, sharp beak used to catch insects. Juvenile plumage similar to adult except juveniles have a rusty/chestnut color on black wings and back.

Male and female plumage similar. Black head, throat chest, back, wings, tail, white belly and under-tail coverts. Thin, sharp beak used to catch insects. Juvenile plumage similar to adult except juveniles have a rusty/chestnut color on black wings and back.

Common

Insect eater. Fairly follow, easy to locate due to frequent vocalization. Uses a hawking behavior of flying out from an open, exposed perch to catch insects in flight. Frequently pumps its tail when perched.

Insects

Plumage wise nothing, size and behavior wise Say's Phoebe and other flycatcher species.

Granite Creek, Watson Woods, Watson Lake, Willow Lake.