Possible Female First Winter Cape May

[BetCrooks]

i fully expect to be corrected and told this possible warbler is something else again such as a ruby crowned. I really have no idea about these "little green jobs."
From my book, it looks a bit like a first winter female Cape May. (Maybe I need a new book!)

[attachment=1:3cl58iv0]PossibleFemaleFirstYearCapeMay.jpg[/attachment:3cl58iv0]

[attachment=0:3cl58iv0]PossibleFemaleFirstYearCapeMayB.jpg[/attachment:3cl58iv0]

[Paul O'Toole]

Not sure of the exact warbler species but the beak is too large and long for a Kinglet.

[Canoncan]

Looks like a female Cape May

[Brian Bailey]

Cape May and Blackpoll females can be fiendishly difficult to distinguish in the field, but this bird has black feet, confirming Cape May


BB

Sent from my birdroid using Tapatalk.

[BetCrooks]

Thanks all! I'll keep the "feet" tip in mind in the future. There was a male Cape May at Lakeside Park today: he's much easier to id!