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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

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Hi my name is Darlene and I am new to this and hope i am doing this right. I just recently got into bird watching and taking photos. I LOVE IT. I need help identifying a bird I seen today. Can anyone help me? I think he is in the warbler family but not 100% sure. Thanks for any help you can give.

 

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KC Foggin

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• Feb 18, 2018

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Not being sure where it is because I'm not sure where Lady Lake is but I can tell you it is a Bluebird but which type, I'm not sure. I'll do some searching.

Hi there and a warm welcome to you from those of us on staff here at BirdForum :t:

We’re glad you found us and please join in wherever you like

 

KC Foggin

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #3

Okay, I'm gonna call it an Eastern Bluebird

 

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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #4

I am in Florida.

 

KC Foggin

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #5

Yeah, I googled it after I posted. Should have done that first

 

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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

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I don't believe it had any blue in it. I couldn't see it's back but mostly seen gray on it's head and face

 

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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #7

oh wow I just looked up some pictures of the Eastern Bluebird and it sure looks like it. Wow I need to go see if I can get different shots of it to confirm. Thanks so so much.

 

KC Foggin

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• Feb 18, 2018

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Anytime Darlene

BTW, we have a section on the forum specifically for bird I D and you can find it here

http://www.birdforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=114

Just start a new thread in that section with your picture and you should always indicate where you saw the bird.

 

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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #9

My Yellow rumped warbler

KC look at my yellow rumped warbler that visits my tree at work.

 

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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #10

Thanks KC, I'll remember that. I appreciated all your help.

 

KC Foggin

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #11

Around here I call them bully-butts because they go after all the birds at the feeders

 

Lisa W

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• Feb 18, 2018

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Hi and welcome to the forum. Nice of you to join us.

 

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Dardarsworld

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• Feb 18, 2018

• #13

yes the two I have here as well. I loved taking their picture at first but now I wish she would go away. LOL I have those and sparrows (house and chipping) plus my new addition a red breasted house finch. Can't wait for the spring here to see what I attract. I have most of my feeders outside my office at work and that is in Wildwood, Florida. I have a black and white warbler I am trying to catch at my house in the Villages, Florida. But he is so fast. He is as fast as the Ruffted Titmouse I have at work. He is so hard to catch as well. Hey thanks for welcoming to this forum and giving me information. I appreciate it so much. Looking forward to talking to you again another day. Have a wonderful Sunday.