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The Eastern kingbird spends the breeding season in the eastern half of the Lower 48 where they are basically insectivorous. Their main feeding style is called “hawking,” which involves taking ...

For the first time this spring I spent almost an hour on the front porch with coffee in hand on what was a beautiful Thursday morning. It was early and birds were just beginning to get active, but ...

No one likes a bully, but we sure like to root for the underdog. Such is the paradox of the eastern kingbird. It is definitely the neighborhood troublemaker, but you have to smile when this eight ...

And as we shall see, nothing — absolutely nothing — in the bird world is more pugnacious than an eastern kingbird when he’s aggravated, which is his default mode.

About a mile to the east of my house, sitting at the side of the quiet country road upon which I live, there is a small human-made pond that is typical of the kind that one might find near a farm.

Bird watchers in North America know the Eastern Kingbird as a solitary bird which aggressively defends its breeding territory from all intruders. It is a well-deserved, and well-documented reputation, ...

June 23-29 Woodsom Farm, Amesbury: Willow Flycatcher, Eastern Phoebe, European Starling, Barn Swallow, Tree Swallow, House Sparrow, American Robin, Gray Catbird, Red ...

They also have a white edge on their outer tail feathers, something the Eastern kingbird lacks. Both species have black bills, and both have a thin orange-red crown that is rarely seen. Kingbirds are ...

This beautiful eastern kingbird couldn't decide whether to wave hello or scratch an itch, so it did both while perched on a wire above Lopez Legacy Championship Golf Course. Thanks to Julie Walfield ...

Ohio’s common counterpart is the eastern kingbird, which breeds in all 88 counties. Ohio’s first western kingbird record dates to Sept. 13, 1930, when one was seen near Toledo.