🪰 Always arriving in black-and-white formal wear, say hello to our #BirdoftheWeek, the Black Phoebe (Sayornis nigricans). This tail-bobbing flycatcher loves to hang out near water — from riversides and lakeshores to irrigation ditches and backyard fountains. Wherever there are insects to snap up midair, you’ll likely find them. Members of the Tyrant Flycatcher family, Black Phoebes often build their nests on bridges, culverts, and make use of human-made spots, decorating them with mud and plant