This is the Audubon's Warbler subspecies which is more common in the western US. It is identifiable by the yellow patch on the throat.
I'm guessing this is a male? So pretty.
Yes, that is a male. And I just realized that I didn't get any pictures showing the yellow rump!
So captivating Rock! Beautiful!
nice photos - maybe you can get the rump next time?
Thanks, Jackie. And yes, I'm sure I'll have more opportunities for rump photos! ;)
Wow, what great pictures of the Audubon's Warbler! And I never considered myself caring how a birds rump looked, but now I can't wait to see those pictures when you get them!
Thanks! I'm not sure when I'll get more photos, I haven't seen the warbler in several days. But as soon as I get rump photos I promise I'll post them!
I'm guessing this is a male? So pretty.
ReplyDeleteYes, that is a male. And I just realized that I didn't get any pictures showing the yellow rump!
DeleteSo captivating Rock! Beautiful!
Deletenice photos - maybe you can get the rump next time?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jackie. And yes, I'm sure I'll have more opportunities for rump photos! ;)
DeleteWow, what great pictures of the Audubon's Warbler! And I never considered myself caring how a birds rump looked, but now I can't wait to see those pictures when you get them!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm not sure when I'll get more photos, I haven't seen the warbler in several days. But as soon as I get rump photos I promise I'll post them!
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