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Fall Warblers #8657022
09/06/26 02:04 PM 09/06/26 02:04 PM
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Few things are as challenging to photograph and ID as fall Warblers, lots of YOY birds that aren’t in traditional plumage and with trees fully leafed out getting good clean looks at the birds can be challenging. Here are a few pics from last couple weeks of chasing the little buggers around.

1. Black-throated Green
2. Bay-breasted
3. Nashville
4. Wilson’s
5. Canada
6. American Redstart
7. Mourning
8. Black-throated Green
9. Chestnut-sided
10. Magnolia

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Re: Fall Warblers [Re: Tray] #8657024
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KOOL Pic's

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Re: Fall Warblers [Re: Tray] #8657028
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Just how many different kinds of warbler are there? Dozens I believe.
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Originally Posted by charles
Just how many different kinds of warbler are there? Dozens I believe.


Around 50 species in the US
Re: Fall Warblers [Re: Tatiana] #8657034
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Originally Posted by Tatiana
Interesting how different they all are. Our "real" warblers (the Old World warblers, not closely related to yours) are notoriously difficult to ID. Most are drab, greenish-grayish-brownish little things.

Here's a variation of a popular meme we have here, it says "Come join us in ornithology, we have...." and all the different warblers: chiffchaff, willow warbler, wood warbler, etc.

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I think I would need a good photo and AI help to ID those warblers, my they all look very close to the same to me.
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Great photos, Tray. One of my favorite warblers is the Prothonotary warbler. They are easy to spot with their almost "neon" yellow plumage, but so far, I haven't noticed any around here yet.

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Originally Posted by CTRAPS
Great photos, Tray. One of my favorite warblers is the Prothonotary warbler. They are easy to spot with their almost "neon" yellow plumage, but so far, I haven't noticed any around here yet.


Saw my first and only one last year, always thought it would be hard to tell them apart from the more common Yellow Warbler but WOW do they pop. It wasn’t hard to tell that’s what it was.
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Beautiful pictures.
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Awesome photos. Thanks for posting them.

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