Warbler, Cuba, October (1 Viewer)

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nikothomsen

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• Jan 10, 2018

• #1

Hi guys,

I've fallen completely out of touch with my NA migrant warbler, so what is this?

 

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Motmot

Eduardo Amengual

• Jan 10, 2018

• #2

Yellow (Mangrove) Warbler

 

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nikothomsen

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• Jan 10, 2018

• #3

Yeah, i had a feeling with those streaks. I think you are right on mangrove warbler. How about these guys? Pretty sure 1 is Black-throated Blue-warbler, but haven't bothered much with the rest.

 

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Kratter

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• Jan 10, 2018

• #4

post 1: Yellow Wabler
post 4:
1-2 Black-throated Blue, 3 Prairie?, 4-5 Palm

Andy

 

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nikothomsen

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• Jan 10, 2018

• #5

Thanks Andy,
Last bunch, I realize I will probably get nothing from the first picture, but it's all I have.

 

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Kratter

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• Jan 10, 2018

• #6

post 6
1) maybe a Northern Parula
2) Prairie Warbler
3-5) Tennessee Warbler

Andy

 

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nikothomsen

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• Jan 10, 2018

• #7

Cool stuff, new tick for Cuba for me on the Tennessee. Thanks Andy!

 

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screaming piha

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• Jan 12, 2018

• #8

3-5 looks like Palm to me

 

KenM

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• Jan 12, 2018

• #9

screaming piha said:

3-5 looks like Palm to me

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.....and for me, Tennessee doesn't have breast striations.

Cheers

 

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Kratter

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• Jan 12, 2018

• #10

Palm easily eliminated by white undertail coverts. That is where Palms are brightest yellow. Also very short tail, bright green back, and pointy Oreothlypis bill. Fall Tennessees can have a few smudgy streaks on breast.

Andy

 

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KenM

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• Jan 12, 2018

• #11

Kratter said:

Palm easily eliminated by white undertail coverts. That is where Palms are brightest yellow. Also very short tail, bright green back, and pointy Oreothlypis bill. Fall Tennessees can have a few smudgy streaks on breast.

Andy

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Noted!.....should have recalled the white UTC's, as that was my clincher for my 1st (lifer) tick of Tennessee Warbler during August last year in Montreal. :-C