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Dendroica coronata
Suburban yard
This is the Audubon’s subspecies. It most easily visible field mark is the yellow patch on its rump which separates it from other warblers. It’s common call is “Chip!” I have seen these little guys go to town on a termite hatching before.
Spotted on Jul 6, 2014
Submitted on Jul 6, 2014
3 Comments
Oops! Wrong button.
It is not in range for the mission either, so it should be removed for both reasons.
Hey Josh, why did you add this photo to the Non-hummingbirds at hummingbird feeders in New Mexico & Arizona mission ...because you do know that it is not at a feeder.