Great Crested Flycatchers live in woodlots and open woodland, particularly among deciduous trees. On its tropical wintering grounds it occurs in similar semiopen habitats. Migrants can occur in nearly any wooded or shrubby habitat.

Where are flycatchers found?

Great crested flycatchers live in North, Central, and South America. During spring and summer, they breed across the eastern half of the United States and the southern edge of Canada.

Where do least flycatchers live?

Distribution and habitat

The least flycatcher lives in aspen clusters, orchards, shade trees and open woods. They breed in deciduous or mixed forests and occasionally in coniferous groves. They tend to prefer breeding sites near clearing or edges but can also nest in dry woods.