p.1 #1 · Male Yellow-rumped warbler in mating colors
When I first saw the bird I could not ID it as the colors are so brilliant and that's not the way I'm used to seeing a Yellow-rumped. Eventually I saw the spot on it's rear and did some research to discover it's a male in mating colors. It's quite striking like this.
There were other wobblers at Oakland Lake here in New York City, a clear sign that they are returning.
Comments and suggestions welcome,
Morris
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X-H2SXF500mmF5.6 R LM OIS WR lens500mmf/5.61/3000s1600 ISO+1.7 EV
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p.1 #6 · Male Yellow-rumped warbler in mating colors
bs kite wrote:
Morris.........
especially that last one for me.
Robert
Thank you Robert
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mogul wrote:
There are two color variations of the yellow-rumped warbler: Audubon's and Myrtle's. The one in your picture is the common color of the western birds.