Among the various warblers today on a trip into central Quabbin I came across this one. It was in a mixed species flock I pished in. I have my thoughts on it but would love to hear other opinions. The yellow band around the mid section was brighter than the photo shows (sorry best photo I could get of it). I have a couple other photos but this is the best of the bunch. Among the other warbler highlights today was a total of 13 species including a late Louisiana Waterthrush, an Overbird that almost flew into me and many juvenile birds among the adults.
An ongoing story of my search to see all the new world warbler species as well as general sightings of warblers locally
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Mystery warbler
Among the various warblers today on a trip into central Quabbin I came across this one. It was in a mixed species flock I pished in. I have my thoughts on it but would love to hear other opinions. The yellow band around the mid section was brighter than the photo shows (sorry best photo I could get of it). I have a couple other photos but this is the best of the bunch. Among the other warbler highlights today was a total of 13 species including a late Louisiana Waterthrush, an Overbird that almost flew into me and many juvenile birds among the adults.
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Hi Larry,
ReplyDeleteI will stick my neck without a field guide ;)...I will try Pine Warbler. Perhaps in a "ratty" stage of molting.
Tom
I would agree with you Tom. I ID'd it as a Pine Warbler too...warblers are always fun to try to ID.
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