Yet another fall warbler id requested
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Yet another fall warbler id requested

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nkwali

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I'm stumped on this one...any help would be greatly appreciated - in particular since my efforts in id'ing led me to conclude it was a bird that doesn't find it's way here. Seen at Ashbridges Bay.

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looks like a common yellowthroat to me.

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Quote from: "lucky tern"
looks like a common yellowthroat to me.

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I had thought that initially - but there's a lot more yellow on the belly than I had thought for a Yellowthroat.
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Quote from: "nkwali"
Quote from: "lucky tern"
looks like a common yellowthroat to me.

gis

I had thought that initially - but there's a lot more yellow on the belly than I had thought for a Yellowthroat.

Yes - the yellow down the belly and the white eye arcs indicate that this is a Mourning Warbler. I think most of these are passed off as yellowthroats in the fall.
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Quote from: "Reuven_M"
Quote from: "nkwali"
Quote from: "lucky tern"
looks like a common yellowthroat to me.

gis

I had thought that initially - but there's a lot more yellow on the belly than I had thought for a Yellowthroat.

Yes - the yellow down the belly and the white eye arcs indicate that this is a Mourning Warbler. I think most of these are passed off as yellowthroats in the fall.

Thanks Reuven - that's a lifer for me.
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