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Palm warbler

Setophaga palmarum

Photo by joan6153
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26.4615, -80.0728

Field Notes

Description:

Small active bird with yellow breast markings and a yellow patch under the rump. The underside of the tail feathers is white. Perhaps a palm warbler?

Habitat:

Wakodahatchee Wetlands

Species ID Suggestions

Palm Warbler

Setophaga palmarum

Comments (5)

Glad to hear, that's what it's here for!
Thanks for the explanation AshleyT. I learn so much from this site!
Obviously focused on something nearby....lovely pics, Joan - looks like a great place.
Dendroica is the old Genus, many things that used to be in it are now in Setophaga. Yellow-rumped Warbler is among these as well. Wikipedia is usually slow about changing names whereas Cornell is usually a bit more up to date :)
Thanks for the help identifying this bird, AshleyT. I'm a little confused about one thing - how come Wikipedia calls this bird "Dendroica palmarum" as does a website for the wetland park where I saw it, but the Cornell Lab calls it "Setophaga palmarum"?

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