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Passerine in Rhode Island, United States (1 Viewer)

RCSparrow

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I was looking at observations in iNaturalist and found one from Rhode Island in July 2020 that has stumped me. Does anyone have a suggestion?


Thanks.
 
"ChickenParmesan24"'s suggestion is a good one. Maybe Least Flycatcher - open habitat, grey (not greenish) back, strong double wing bars.
 
"ChickenParmesan24"'s suggestion is a good one. Maybe Least Flycatcher - open habitat, grey (not greenish) back, strong double wing bars.
I agree least flycatcher although I interpret (and latch on to) what I see as a brownish back
 

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