The European Flycatcher is a small bird belonging to the family Muscicapidae. It is commonly found across Europe and parts of Asia, often inhabiting woodlands, gardens, and parks. These birds are known for their insect-eating habits, catching prey in mid-air with agile flight. There are several species of European Flycatchers, including the Common Flycatcher and the Pied Flycatcher. They typically have a brown or gray plumage, with some species displaying distinctive markings. During the breeding season, they build nests in tree cavities or shrubs, where they raise their young.