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Dendroica coronata coronata
I have never ever seen one of these before. In everything I have read these are said to be in my area in the winter but this is clearly spring so I feel pretty fortunate to have spotted this one. Fairly large, full-bodied warblers with a large head, sturdy bill, and long, narrow tail. Myrtle indicates the subspecies of the Eastern U.S. In the Western U.S. the subspecies is the Audubon.
Suburban backyard.
4 Comments
Thanks, Chris!
Good spotting
Thanks, Ashley!
Great spot, Phil :)