Acadian Flycatcher nest in eaves basket with 6 fledglings (Maybe Great Crested Flycatcher)

June 14, 2022
Very unusual to have these shy birds nesting in my basket. Usually the Carolina Wrens get this prime location first. These birds normally make a basket type nest in a tree fork. The parents are very busy now with these 6 chicks. Note that it is difficult to get good exposure on the outside and inside of nest since inside basket is much darker. To get good colors on a parent on the outer edge means the chicks inside are harder to see. If I increase the exposure you can see the chicks but outside gets washed out.
UPDATE: Doing some research and my bird book skipped a page on flycatchers so I missed the Great Crested Flycatcher page. This bird ALSO nests in my area and it's nesting habits more closely match what I am seeing. The key is SIZE. Great Crested are larger birds at 7in-8in and Acadian are closer to finch size at 5.5in. So is this adult closer to a mockingbird size or closer to a finch size?
These might actually be Great Crested Flycatchers and not Acadian Flycatchers.