The tyrant flycatcher is a group of birds belonging to the family Tyrannidae, primarily found in the Americas. These birds are known for their insect-eating habits, often catching flies and other small insects in mid-air. They are characterized by their strong, pointed bills and a variety of plumage colors, which can range from dull browns to vibrant yellows and greens. Tyrant flycatchers are typically found in open habitats, such as fields, forests, and wetlands. They are known for their distinctive calls and songs, which vary among species. Some well-known members of this group include the Eastern Kingbird and the Great Crested Flycatcher.