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[xyz99]

Migration is in full swing, please help me with the ID of some birds seen yesterday. I think the last one is a Red-eyed vireo, and I have no other angles/photos of #1 and #3. Thanks.

 

[Butty]

1. Black-throated blue warbler.
2. Swainson's(?) thrush. Buffy face.

 

[alanc]

3 is one of the Empidonax Flycatchers but which one I couldn't say

cheers alan

 

[alanc]

How about Tennessee Warbler for no4

best alan

 

[xyz99]

Thanks, Alan. Several were reported in the area yesterday...could be any of them: least, alder or willow.

 

[Butty]

How about Tennessee Warbler for no4

No - TW has: no dark above supercilium; sharp-pointed bill.

 

[qwerty5]

1 black throated blue warbler
2 swainson's thrush
3 empidonax sp.
4 warbling?? vireo

 

[birdmeister]

I would throw Acadian and Yellow-bellied specifically for #3. First thought was Acadian. Does the OP have any audio recollection on this bird?

 

[Microtus]

1 black throated blue warbler
2 swainson's thrush
3 empidonax sp.
4 warbling?? vireo

I agree except I am positive about Warbling Vireo.

 

[xyz99]

I would throw Acadian and Yellow-bellied specifically for #3. First thought was Acadian. Does the OP have any audio recollection on this bird?

No, sorry, the bird was quiet and did not stay there too long.

 

[xyz99]

I agree except I am positive about Warbling Vireo.

Warbling, thanks!

 

[qwerty5]

I would throw Acadian and Yellow-bellied specifically for #3. First thought was Acadian. Does the OP have any audio recollection on this bird?

I would say acadian more than yellow-bellied based on head shape and no yellow throat

 

[xyz99]

I would say acadian more than yellow-bellied based on head shape and no yellow throat

I checked again, no more angles, just a few similar front ones. Do these help? Thank you.

 

[qwerty5]

No, sorry