Thank you, Tony! I was looking through my pictures again tonight and found
this one. Is this the white throating you were talking about for a
Blue-headed Vireo? or is still missing enough contrasting with the
auriculars?
Joey:
Given a view of the back, Blackburnian is actually fairly easy to differentiate
from similar-looking species by the white or whitish "braces" -- those streaks
of contrasting pale near the sides of the back. However, your major concern
with identifying Townsend's Warbler (TOWA; note
Hi,
My friend (Dan Horton) and I visited Crow Valley on Monday to see if we
could find migrants that are coming through. We did in fact find some
birds, but also realized we have don't know what they are. We were able to
narrow it down a little bit, but definitely need some help with a
