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Flycatchers to pipitsTyrant Flycatchers
Sayornis phoebe
The eastern phoebe is a small passerine bird. The genus name Sayornis is constructed from the specific part of Charles Lucien Bonaparte's name for Say's phoebe, Muscicapa saya, and Ancient Greek ornis, "bird". Phoebe is an alternative name for the Roman moon goddess Diana, but it may also have been chosen to imitate the bird's call.
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Also reported at 113 private locations (not shown).
Updated 12:13 PMYear-round
| Week | Checklists reporting it |
|---|---|
| Jan 1–7 | 31% |
| Jan 8–14 | 29% |
| Jan 15–21 | 29% |
| Jan 22–end | 28% |
| Feb 1–7 | 31% |
| Feb 8–14 | 27% |
| Feb 15–21 | 24% |
| Feb 22–end | 32% |
| Mar 1–7 | 33% |
| Mar 8–14 | 32% |
| Mar 15–21 | 29% |
| Mar 22–end | 23% |
| Apr 1–7 | 19% |
| Apr 8–14 | 18% |
| Apr 15–21 | 18% |
| Apr 22–end | 18% |
| May 1–7 | 20% |
| May 8–14 | 20% |
| May 15–21 | 22% |
| May 22–end | 25% |
| Jun 1–7 | 23% |
| Jun 8–14 | 23% |
| Jun 15–21 | 21% |
| Jun 22–end | 19% |
| Jul 1–7 | 20% |
| Jul 8–14 | 19% |
| Jul 15–21 | 18% |
| Jul 22–end | 17% |
| Aug 1–7 | 18% |
| Aug 8–14 | 17% |
| Aug 15–21 | 19% |
| Aug 22–end | 18% |
| Sep 1–7 | 24% |
| Sep 8–14 | 26% |
| Sep 15–21 | 28% |
| Sep 22–end | 34% |
| Oct 1–7 | 39% |
| Oct 8–14 | 42% |
| Oct 15–21 | 43% |
| Oct 22–end (now) | 44% |
| Nov 1–7 | 45% |
| Nov 8–14 | 44% |
| Nov 15–21 | 43% |
| Nov 22–end | 40% |
| Dec 1–7 | 39% |
| Dec 8–14 | 40% |
| Dec 15–21 | 41% |
| Dec 22–end | 36% |
Share of complete checklists at each hotspot that reported it (2016–2026). Hotspots with fewer than 15 checklists are left out, and the order discounts small samples, so a hotspot with few checklists can sit below one with a lower share.
From the eBird Basic Dataset (Sep-2026), complete checklists only.