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The Eastern Wood-Pewee and Acadian Flycatcher can be distinguished by their habitat preferences and vocalizations. The Eastern Wood-Pewee is typically found in open woodlands, while the Acadian Flycatcher is associated with mature deciduous forests and often near water. Their songs are distinct, with the Eastern Wood-Pewee having a clear, whistled 'pee-a-wee' and the Acadian Flycatcher producing a sharp 'peet-sa'.

Habitat: Look for Eastern Wood-Pewee in open woodlands and Acadian Flycatcher near streams or swamps in mature forests. Vocalization: Listen for the Eastern Wood-Pewee's 'pee-a-wee' and the Acadian Flycatcher's 'peet-sa'.

Eastern Wood-Pewee is found in open woodlands, whereas Acadian Flycatcher prefers mature deciduous forests, often near water.

Eastern Wood-Pewee has a clear, whistled 'pee-a-wee', while Acadian Flycatcher produces a sharp 'peet-sa'.