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Blackburnian warbler (fall female)

Dendroica fusca

Photo by KarenL
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Notes:

Sorry, another slightly fuzzy photo of one of the many species of warbler that are currently migrating through. I find them very hard to photograph, they seem to be constantly moving!

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Blackburnian Warbler

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Comments (4)
KarenL
I think you could be right Liam! I have a hard time telling the difference between all these small yellow birds! Thanks for the suggestion & the link.
Liam
Looks like a fall female Blackburnian Warbler to me. Compare to this photo: http://www.ofo.ca/photoalbums/checklist/Warblers/Blackburnian%20Warbler/slides/BH_BlackburnianWarbler2.jpg

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PublishedOctober 11, 2011

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