Olive upper parts characterize adults, while wings and tail tend to be darker. Whitish coloring can be found below.
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The Acadian flycatcher has a white eye-ring, white wing bars, and a broad bill.
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The upper part of the Acadian flycatcher's bill is black, The lower part is yellow.
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In Acadia, present-day Nova Scotia, 15 species of this genus were discovered. These species were once thought to be a single species.
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The recognition of them as separate species is eventually due to the differences in range, voice, and habitat. Acadia currently does not have the "Acadian flycatcher."
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Their nest is a loose cup nest in a horizontal fork in a tree or shrub.
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It is very mobile, can hover in the air, and can even fly backward.
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Perching in the middle of a tree, they wait to fly out and catch insects in flight.
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Also sometimes they pick insects from leaves by hovering (picking). They can eat some berries and seeds.