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Common Yellowthroat

Geothlypis trichas

Photo by James McNair
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Common Yellowthroat

Geothlypis trichas

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AshleyT
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AshleyT
Haha well the adult males are pretty easy to tell, but the females are so drab, they can easily be mistaken for several other warblers! What I look at on the females: pink legs, faint eye ring, plain olive-colored body (no wing bars), and a pale yellow throat. Just a plain looking tiny bird!
James McNair
You would think I would recognize them by now......a bit slow on the uptake I guess. I walked today and saw a bunch more little birds. Will post them over the next few days...probably need your genius again please!
AshleyT
You've been finding a lot of these lately!

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