Eastern Phoebes and Say's Phoebes are two distinct species of flycatchers. Eastern Phoebes are dark brown with no wingbars and are typically found in eastern regions of North America source. In contrast, Say's Phoebes have a cinnamon-colored belly, gray upperparts, and are found in the western regions of the continent. Their calls also differ, as Eastern Phoebes repeat their name in their call, while Say's Phoebes sing descending, whistled notes.