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Audubon's Warbler (Yellow-Rumped)

Setophaga coronata

Photo by jeslowery
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Description:

3-4 birds were foraging around a blooming tree. Unlike the eastern "Myrtle" yellow-rumped warbler, Audubon's warblers have a yellow chin.

Habitat:

Sonoran desert

Reference Links:

Yellow-rumped Warbler, Identification, All About Birds - Cornell Lab of Ornitho…

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