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Capitol Reef NP, Utah - Aug 2013 (1 Viewer)

dhhatfield

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I am posting 3 pics.
I think that the 3rd is a juv black-throated sparrow?

Requesting ideas on all 3.

Thanks!
Debbie
 

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2 doesn't look like a pewee to me on most counts. I'd hate to even rule out a vireo on that view but I think Empidonax is a safe bet (Hammond's/dusky?).
 
I agree that #2 is an Empid ( W. Wood-Pewee would be greyer, the primary projection would be far longer and the wingbars less 'crisp" ). The tail looks a bit long for Hammonds and the distinct notch at the tip would probably rule out Cordilleran. Dusky ......... possibly. ;)
 
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