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A winter wren with a yellow rump in Austin Texas? (1 Viewer)

Mr_K

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Hello,

A few days ago I saw a wren like bird with a yellow rump in my back yard. It was near my peanut feeder.

I live in Austin, Texas. The bird had a pale grey front with streaks of brown. The yellow patch on the rump was just above the tail, and about the size of a dime. It was a bird similar to a ruby crowned kinglet except there was no ruby crown nor any other colored streaks on the head or wings. Very winterish.

Any idea what it was? Thanks.
 
At your link I went down to Movements and saw a female juvenile yellow rumped warbler. It could be the one but I did not see a picture of it with the small yellow rump that I definitely saw on mine. Still, it looks like a good I.D. Thanks!
 
Just checking this again. Thanks all. Will be on the lookout for a new warbler this winter.
Yellow rumped warblers are not remotely wren like. I just saw a similar bird here on Terra Ceia Island, FL. Landed on the ground 3 feet from my lanai then flew to a low hanging live oak limb then gone. Tail bobbing, no distinct eye slash, brown on the sides but above the tail was yellow green. 11/14/22
 
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