I used several tools to identify this bird and they all say it is a Chestnut-sided Warbler. I don't buy it. If it is, it is a juvenile. Any thoughts?
~ Rick
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I was excited to see this Black-throated Green Warbler at Garbry Big Woods Reserve earlier this week. We don't see these very often .. maybe once last year, and this one.
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I think this is a Tennessee Warbler. It is not a bird I see often, but it sure is beautiful. I love the first two photos. How cool. I am certain he was doing some kind of dance.
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This was the frist time I have photographed a Prairie Warbler. I had no idea they came into this part of Ohio. In fact, when I look at the range for this bird, it really cuts off south of our location. When I heard him, I knew if was someting different. It is very unique. I used the app I discussed recretly and identifyed it while we contined to try and loccate him. Teresa spoted him in a tree, hanging out over the trail. I contined to sing his special tune while we captured a few photos. Made my day.
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This warbler did not want to stay put. I guess allowing me to capture a great photo was not a priority for him.
This is a Black-and-white Warbler. I have always thought they were a beautiful bird, even if they are all black and white.
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