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Least flycatchers lay around three to five eggs.
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Empidonax minimus
Least flycatchers lay around three to five eggs.
They are highly active and acrobatic, often perching on extended branches and sallying out to catch insects in mid-air.
Researchers believe only the female least flycatchers build the nest.
Male least flycatchers may chase females during courtship.
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