The Western Flycatcher is a small bird belonging to the family of flycatchers, primarily found in western North America. It is known for its olive-brown upperparts and pale underparts, making it blend well with its forested habitat. This bird typically inhabits coniferous and mixed forests, where it can be seen perched on branches, waiting to catch insects in mid-air. These birds are often identified by their distinctive call, which is a series of sharp notes. The Western Flycatcher is a migratory species, traveling south for the winter to warmer regions. Their diet mainly consists of insects, and they play a vital role in controlling insect populations in their ecosystems.