Reference my previous post Bell’s Vireos. Forget everything you ever read there. Sue Oliver contacted me and brought it to my attention that it is an Orange-crowned Warbler (Vermivora celata). After she pointed it out and I compared them in my Sibley’s guide, I could easily see the differences.
So again for your immense enjoyment, here again are the photos of the Orange-crowned Warbler.
Orange-crowned Warbler
Orange-crowned Warbler
Happy Birding!!
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I agree with Cindy, if I had just jumped posts I would have missed this 🙂 I not too long a go commented on the previous one 🙂 Still, identifying birds can’t be easy, so I guess that even experts will err from time to time… Surely no one knows ALL the species worldwide 🙂 Keep at it Bob!
I was thinking that I should catch up in posting order, but maybe it’s just as well I didn’t. 🙂 I think it’s pretty impressive that your identification can be challenged from your photos. It speaks to the quality of the photos, don’t you think?
Thank you. Cindy,
I really should have checked a little closer. But, I am a novice so it can be expected that I err part of the time. But birding and learning to identify the birds is so darned much fun. Sue Oliver is a very good friend of mine, and one of the best birders in the area. She has taught me a lot. After she pointed out the differences, I could see that she was definitely right. My problem was that I was thinking Vireos, and had not considered that it might be a Warbler. If I had, I might have made a different ID.
Thank you, Cindy, for trying to keep up with my posts. 🙂