What is another word for Sayornis Phoebe?
Pronunciation: [sˈe͡ɪɔːnˌiz fˈiːbiː] (IPA) 
Sayornis Phoebe, also known as the eastern phoebe, is a bird species that belongs to the tyrant flycatcher family. Other synonyms for this bird include "common phoebe," "dusky phoebe," and "migratory phoebe," depending on the area where it is found. It is a small bird that has a brownish-gray back and light-colored underparts. The eastern phoebe is known for its distinctive call that sounds like "fee-bee" or "phoebe," which is where it gets its name. This bird is commonly found in the eastern United States and parts of Canada, where it lives in wooded areas near water. The eastern phoebe is a insectivore, meaning it feeds on insects like flies and beetles.
