Hi Bill et al.:
The bird is decidedly a Blackburnian. Though the upperparts picture is blown
out (overexposed), the white braces are still obvious. Additionally, Blackpoll
would never show any hint of orange below, and in fall is decidedly greenish
there.
Good job, Bill.
Tony Leukering
currently Smith Point, TX
warbler ID help (picture)
kickback <[email protected]> Sep 23 04:25PM -0700
I think this is a female 1st winter Blackburnian warbler which I saw at
the
Florence River park today but I would appreciate any comments
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_0355_cr.jpg
I also got to see the Black and Eastern phoebes that SeEtta had reported.
Thanks
Bill
[email protected]
Colorado Springs
kickback <[email protected]> Sep 23 07:22PM -0700
I have received several replies, some people think this bird is a
blackpoll
and others think it is a blackburnian.
Here are a couple more pictures that sort of show the back of bird::
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_0352_cr.jpg
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/IMG_0356_cr.jpg
map of approximate location where the bird was seen
http://www.avoapples.com/birds/florence_warbler.jpg
Thanks for the comments
Bill
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