Orange-crowned Warbler (Vermivora celata celata)
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joemorlanIn album: Texas - Jan 2006In Webshots channel: outdoors - Date uploaded: Feb 16, 2006
18 January 2006 - Salineno, Texas. This jumpy, plain little bird was very common but not easy to digiscope. Novice birders often find it confusing and not a good match for their field guides. The orange crown which gives this species its name is usually concealed, especially in the non-breeding season. The face pattern is quite distinctive, but usually not well illustrated in field guide paintings. This is a subtle bird. Notice the broad blurry streaks on the underparts. The contrasting pale yellow alula at the bend of the wing is typical.
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Beautiful! Sure enjoy all your discriptions and identifications of the Birds.
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ccwri 2006.06.12 at 07:02:54 PDT
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