This page is for the Eastern Kingbird (Tyrannus tyrannus). A pair of these birds spent a weekend at the Colleyville Nature Center where I tend to do a lot of my birding. They stayed around a dead tree near one of the ponds. I enjoyed watching them hop off the tree as they chased down some insect. One of my photographs shows a moth or butterfly in the beak of one of them. I did not see them the next week, but that has been typical for this year’s migration as the record Texas heat pushed many species further north than is typical. My first photographic evidence occurred on May 8, 2022.