Help with ID of Wabler or other small bird (1 Viewer)

This AM in my Fruitless Malberry Trees that are surounded by Bamboo (yes thats it) here in DFW Texas I saw a little bird 3.5 to 4.5 inches that had a 1/2 inch straight beak, uniform Olive or Gray-Green uniform head and back configuration something like the connecticut Wabler without the front neck/throat plate. The only truly distingishing thing is that his tail feathers about 1 inch had two white horizontal strips seperated by the grey/dull green or Olive color. Keep in mind this is the color I saw with a 1 hour new sun with a bird that is in a tree with wide green leaves so the true color could have been greatly distorted. The underside was pale grey/whitish. I might have detected some yellow but very very faint. (Again I think a sun thing). Any ideas. Song was a metalic type of song, I cannot reproduce the sound in words.

I also noticed what could have been either a Brown Creeper or a Winter Wren (without Tail raised as should have been) Again the beak seemed long for the birds body size. Maybe 4-5 inches.

It was a very busy bird morning for me. Another species should up that I have not yet ID'ed but the angles could not provide enough data for anyone to help on him. To bad I could not get better looks at all three since I know I have not seen these birds in my yard before. They did not seem too bothered by me, but they did move around alot.

Thanks
Pat

Kinglet?

This question was posted over six years ago, DG! Yours may be the slowest response ever in ID Q&A.

Graham

I know but i was just looking through old Q&A queries and, well this intruiged me! if any thing, i wan't to find out personally!!!!!!

OMG I spelt Want wrong!!!!

I saw a bunch of Kinglets today at Forest Park Queens. Busy little birds they are and very tame too...they came very close.

The last time this user posted was five days after this query! It makes me wonder what happens to a user after they disappear from the forum.