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American Redstart (female)

Setophaga ruticilla

Photo by Tom15
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Field Notes

Notes:

Female redstarts aren't as boldly marked as the res and black males. They will often be flashing their tails while moving around in the trees.

Reference Links:

American Redstart, Identification, All About Birds - Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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Comments (4)
Tom15
Thanks gatorfellows, I like the challenge:-)
gatorfellows
You capture such great shots of those small birds. Thank you for sharing them :)

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PublishedMay 11, 2013

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