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Orange-crowned Warbler (non breeding)

Vermivora celata

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Field Notes

Description:

A tiny bird. Yellow underparts, back and head greenish. The eyes have a white ring around them. The beak is small. The bird is skittish and I had to hide behind curtains to take pictures out of the window. The last two pictures are of the bird feeding on small insects off of the trunk.

Habitat:

Bushes

Notes:

The bird flits from branch to branch in hops or short flights. It gives a short "peep" note every couple of seconds. It seems most comfortable in the thick protection of a bush. If it detects my presence it flies away to a different bush or tree away from "danger."

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)

Thanks all! I was leaning towards orange crowned warbler because of the lack of wing bars as Ashley pointed out.
I would call this an orange-crowned warbler. Hutton's vireos have wing bars, this guy is plain all over, which is a very good indication for orange-crowned warbler.
Looks like a Warbler but then I am not a small bird expert. Liam may help soon.

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