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Another New Mexico Bird (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter red-dawn35
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Hi Ryan,
Looks good for Warbling Vireo. Red-eyed Vireo would have more pronounced eye-line, with a contrasting gray cap and longer bill. (Also, they are not normally found in New Mexico).
Best,
Jim
P.S.: And no problem at all about asking for IDs. That is what we are here for!
Looks good for Warbling Vireo. Red-eyed Vireo would have more pronounced eye-line, with a contrasting gray cap and longer bill. (Also, they are not normally found in New Mexico).
Best,
Jim
P.S.: And no problem at all about asking for IDs. That is what we are here for!
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red-dawn35
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I would have said warbling vireo....but I have never seen a warbling vireo with the tannish colour that flows down the wing.....This bird was also exceptionally close so that could possibly be the reason why I am seeing that....
