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LBJ from Saskatoon, Canada (1 Viewer)

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Saw this bird today in trees near the river. Not the best picture but maybe someone can help me.
 

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Thanks folks. I think it is an empid but being lousy at identifying bird songs I hoped there was something distinctive to identify this bird.
 
The upper wingbar on pewees are usually much less distinctive than the lower one, especially in Westerns. This looks like a Willow/Alder Flycatcher.

Andy
 
The upper wingbar on pewees are usually much less distinctive than the lower one, especially in Westerns. This looks like a Willow/Alder Flycatcher.

Andy

it also has a contrasting whiter throat, not a pewee, probably Willow/Alder, but empidonax sp. seems more reasonable given the photo in my opinion.
 
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