More small Passerines, Montreal (1 Viewer)

[rylirk]

These ones were taken at Jean Drapeau park this evening. I'm thinking Yellow-Rumped/Myrtle warbler for the first pic and Eastern Phoebe for the last? No clue on the others though!

 

[rylirk]

No ideas on these ones ?

 

[THE_FERN]

For 181 see notes on other thread: i.e. another Bay-breasted I think. Perhaps you could process 201 a bit to bring out colour, brighten?

 

[rylirk]

A bit tricky to brighten it without becoming washed out, but hopefully a bit more useful detail is visible now

 

[cajanuma]

A bit tricky to brighten it without becoming washed out, but hopefully a bit more useful detail is visible now

3 is a Cape May Warbler, even on the original photo the very thin, slightly downcurved will was a clue. 4 is at a very difficult angle, maybe Nashville with what looks like a big, full eyering?

 

[rylirk]

Here's another photo of #4, definite white eyering there so I guess Nashville Warbler is a good call!

 

[rylirk]

Also I realized I missed one photo when posting this: is this another bay-breasted? Seems quite red underwing, not sure if you'd expect that still in the Autumn?

 

[KenM]

Bay-breasted Warbler.👍

Cheers

 

[Butty]

Here's another photo of #4

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Are there any more photos of this bird or of the other birds? It's always much more helpful if all photos are presented at the outset.

 

[cajanuma]

Here's another photo of #4, definite white eyering there so I guess Nashville Warbler is a good call!

This one makes me think Ruby-crowned Kinglet should be in play. It seems to have bright edges to the secondaries, and the eyering is much narrower at the top and bottom. Plus the bill looks quite thin and pointy. The first picture looked quite yellowish below, which made me think of the warbler, but this second picture is making me reconsider that.

 

[rylirk]

There were rc kinglets on site, but I have to say I didnt get that vibe from this one at all. Seems too sleek/elongated to be a kinglet to me, and I think if anything the eyering is too thick? Also behaviorally it seemes much more calm and collected than I'm used to kinglets acting

 

[connorco]

1. Yellow-rumped Warbler
2/6. Bay-breasted Warbler
3. Cape May Warbler
4. Not a Ruby-crowned Kinglet; definitely a warbler. Nashville seems very likely but I could be convinced otherwise.
5. Eastern Phoebe