When we came in from our walk yesterday, this eastern phoebe (Sayornis phoebe) was sitting on the backside of the fence in the backyard. This was the closest I've been to one of these and the only time I've seen one in the backyard.
"Flying insects make up the majority of the Eastern Phoebe’s diet. Common prey includes wasps, beetles, dragonflies, butterflies and moths, flies, midges, and cicadas; they also eat spiders, ticks, and millipedes, as well as occasional small fruits or seeds." - allaboutbirds.org