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    The document describes the Say's Phoebe, a small grayish brown bird with a cinnamon belly and black tail that is 4.5 inches long. It behaves similarly to the Black Phoebe and Eastern Phoebe and can be found year-round in dry, open areas like badlands, dry hills, canyons, and desert borders, where it eats small insects like ants and beetles.

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    The document describes the Say's Phoebe, a small grayish brown bird with a cinnamon belly and black tail that is 4.5 inches long. It behaves similarly to the Black Phoebe and Eastern Phoebe and can be found year-round in dry, open areas like badlands, dry hills, canyons, and desert borders, where it eats small insects like ants and beetles.

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    Say’s Phoebe Characteristics

    Sayornis saya Appearance: Grayish brown body; cinnamon


    belly and black tail
    Size: 4.5”
    The Say’s Phoebe behaves much like
    Call: A high pitched “Wheeeuw”
    the Black Phoebe and Eastern Phoebe,
    Location: Dry areas on campus
    the only difference between them is the
    color. The Say’s Phoebe often appears Season: Year-round
    in open country, badlands, dry hills,
    canyons, and the border of the desert. o Native
    The Say’s Phoebe like to stay in dry
    areas. Their diet mainly consists of small
    insects such as ants and beetles.

    Sources
    Cornell Lab of Ornithology
    Pictures: Megan Leich

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