Eastern Phoebe

Description
7". Dull olive gray without an eye ring or wing bar. Wags it's tail.
Voice
Clear phoe-be, repeated many times; the second syllable is alternately higher or lower then the first. Call note a distinctive, short chip.
Habitat
Open woodlands near streams; cliffs,bridges, and buildings with ledges.
Nesting
4 or 5 white eggs in a mud-and-grass nest lined with moss and hair and attached to a ledge of a building, bridge, cliff or quarry, or among roots of a fallen tree.
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