Warbler and Vireo, Winnipeg, Canada (1 Viewer)

khustochka

Well-known member

• Oct 18, 2014

• #1

Please help to id some birds: seen in Winnipeg, MB, Canada

1) September 21. Sorry for the blurry photo, if it is possible to id something.
2) September 21. Warbling or Philadelphia Vireo?
3) September 27. Vireo too? Or a warbler just too close?

 

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JWN Andrewes

Poor Judge of Pasta.

• Oct 18, 2014

• #2

Can't figure 1 at all, suspect Mourning Warbler for 2 and Tennessee Warbler for 3.

James

 

Microtus

Maryland USA (he/him)

• Oct 18, 2014

• #3

All three have sharply pointed bills, ruling out vireos.

 

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AllanM

Well-known member

• Oct 18, 2014

• #4

Is 1. female/1st winter Cape May Warbler?

 

khustochka

Well-known member

• Oct 19, 2014

• #5

Microtus said:

All three have sharply pointed bills, ruling out vireos.

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Thank you, now I see.

AllanM said:

Is 1. female/1st winter Cape May Warbler?

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I had this idea too, but I never saw it in the field, only in the book.

P.S. Photo from the internet (http://www.arkive.org/cape-may-warbler/dendroica-tigrina/image-G135567.html): not very similar I would say.

 

Last edited: Oct 19, 2014

Tiraya

San Diego CA

• Oct 19, 2014

• #6

3 is a Tennessee.
2 is probably mourning but I'm not 100% familiar with this species group.

1 doesn't look like Cape May to me, but I'm not confident in making an alternative suggestion.

 

Nutcracker

Stop Brexit!

• Oct 19, 2014

• #7

Maybe a juvenile Orange-crowned Warbler for #1?

 

Tiraya

San Diego CA

• Oct 19, 2014

• #8

Nutcracker said:

Maybe a juvenile Orange-crowned Warbler for #1?

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I think this might be the best option. Ignoring the streaking, it is relatively spot on for the species.

 

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AllanM

Well-known member

• Oct 19, 2014

• #9

Yes, agreed, it does look more like Orange-crowned Warbler.

 

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AdrianB73

Well-known member

• Oct 20, 2014

• #10

The first two birds are orange-crowned warblers, and the last is a Tennessee warbler.

 

Tiraya

San Diego CA

• Oct 20, 2014

• #11

Yeah I should have gone with my original instinct.

 

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DarkFireFalcon

Well-known member

• Oct 21, 2014

• #12

I agree, 1 and 2 are Orange-crowned Warblers.

 

khustochka

Well-known member

• Oct 21, 2014

• #13

Many thanks to everyone!