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Photo by MarshallAren
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Description:

This elusive little guy only hits the nectar feeders and does not hang around for more than a few seconds at a time....I think it may be an Eastern Bell's Vireo, but I can't be sure....Anyone have any input..??

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (6)
Fyn Kynd
All orioles show wingbars, where this bird does not.
MarshallAren
I'm also thinking that a Scott's Oriole might be another possibility...
Fyn Kynd
I think her face looks odd because it's wet.
MarshallAren
Thank you....That's one I had narrowed it down to as well, but it gets tricky... :)
Fyn Kynd
I think this might be a female Summer Tanager... not for certain.
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PublishedMay 28, 2014

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