Wisconsin USA (1 Viewer)

[Chris1973]

My guesses are 1. Red-eyed Vireo, 2. Black-throated Green Warbler, 3. Blackpoll Warbler, 4. Swainson's Thrush.

Thank you.

 

[ntbirdman]

1 - Red-eyed Vireo. You can just make out the dark-white-dark stripes on the head. Also clean white underparts without the strong yellow of Philly.
2 - Yup, Black-throated Green.
3 - I definitely lean towards Blackpoll over Bay-breasted, but I'm not sure I can clinch the ID from that angle (I'd like to see the breast and feet better)
4 - Yup, Swainson's Thrush

 

[birdher]

1- Red Eyed Vireo
2- Black-Thoated Green
3- Magnolia perhaps?
4- Swainson's Thrush

 

[The Falcon]

I agree with the ID's.

#3 looks like a Pine to me.

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

I'm gonna go with bay-breasted for #3. OK with the other three.

 

[Rapala]

#3 Definitely looks like a Pine to me. Agree on the other IDs.

 

[DarkFireFalcon]

I can't see 3 as a Pine. It's too pale yellow, for one thing. Blackpoll Warbler's in the fall confuse a lot of people, because they look so different in the spring.

Looks fine for a Blackpoll to me, I'd expect to see at least a hint of peach color in the flanks for a Bay-breasted.

 

[RJP]

Looks fine for a Blackpoll to me, I'd expect to see at least a hint of peach color in the flanks for a Bay-breasted.

I agree.