This Yellow Warbler looks extremely green. I think it is a mix of darker-than-usual coloring and the shade of the tree causing this variation.
Thursday, September 4, 2014
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Dorian the Explorer5 years ago
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Hi Lisa: Have you considered that this might be a Mourning Warbler?
ReplyDeleteThat is certainly a possibility. An immature Mourning could have the yellow throat and broken eye ring. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a MOWA to me.
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