[mou] mystery warbler?
Hoeger-Lerdal
prh@hutchtel.net
Sun, 25 May 2003 08:31:11 -0500
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Relocated my mystery warbler this am and got better looks in the morning =
sunlight. Grayish cap, gray-green back, no wing-bars or any other =
markings on back or wings, clear eyebrow (a whitish-yellow color), =
drab-whitish underneath, from lower throat to undertail. no streaking or =
markings at all underneath---smallish, 5" or less, foraging in ash trees =
about 10-15 ft. above ground. Has not made a sound yet in the 4 =
seperate times I have located it. Looks very much like a Tennessee =
(there are many in the trees nearby) BUT it has an ORANGE face, orange =
down to the very upper part of the throat. Could it possibly be a =
Blackburnian-Tennessee hybrid?
this doesn't make sense to me, but it is very cool-looking!!
Pete Hoeger, Hutchinson
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