Saturday, June 27, 2020

Great Meadows


Spent two hours at Great Meadows this morning.

First good sighting was a Yellow Warbler.  Like the bird pictured, it did not have the rust colored lines on its chest.  A fellow birder, much better than I, confirmed it was a yellow though.

The Yellow Warbler | Lyric Wild Bird Food

Next up was a close-up view of a Rose-breasted Grosbeak.

Rose-breasted Grosbeak Identification, All About Birds, Cornell ...

Then, again with the help of the same fellow birder, I ID'd a Warbling Vireo.
(A little boring to look at honestly).

Warbling Vireo Adult (Eastern)


On the way out, I'm pretty sure I saw another Yellow Throated Vireo.  It was in the tall grasses on the water's edge.  It seemed a little duller that this picture.  And I'm not sure if I saw the white.


Yellow-throated Vireo | Birds, Field guide, Yellow

could it have been a Pine Warbler?  Are these really pictures of two different birds?


Pine Warbler Identification, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of ...

Is there another choice?  I'm not sure anymore what I saw.




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