The term 'Bird in the Flycatcher Family' refers to a type of bird known as a Pewee, which is a five-letter word. Pewees are small, insect-eating birds that are found in North and South America. They are members of the flycatcher family, which includes over 400 species of birds. Pewees have short, rounded wings and a long tail, and they are usually gray or brown in color. They are known for their distinctive call, which is a loud, two-syllable whistle.