Zackiedawg
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We're back in our winter season in Florida with lots of additional birds passing through or staying for the winter months - as usual, some of the warblers still mix me up, with the non-breeding colors and immature/female colors. These two warblers I wasn't sure on and would appreciate IDs:
1. Initially thought palm warbler, but the grey head didn't seem right - then thought maybe female or immature magnolia:
2. Initially I thought I was seeing a yellow-rumped, but that bold black bit around the beak and under the eye made me wonder if it could be an immature magnolia or something else - then again, the two yellowish bits on the chest-breast area seemed more like yellow-rumped:
Thank you in advance for any IDs.
1. Initially thought palm warbler, but the grey head didn't seem right - then thought maybe female or immature magnolia:

2. Initially I thought I was seeing a yellow-rumped, but that bold black bit around the beak and under the eye made me wonder if it could be an immature magnolia or something else - then again, the two yellowish bits on the chest-breast area seemed more like yellow-rumped:

Thank you in advance for any IDs.