The issue with this bird is it looks like an OCWA initially and chirps like a YRWA; OC’s two most common warblers
Here’s the difference I can distinguish
OCWA: chink
YRWA: dryip
TEWA: dryit
TEWA has dryer call w.o an upswing at end vs YRWA
Tennessee warbler🪶
The issue with this bird is it looks like an OCWA initially and chirps like a YRWA; OC’s two most common warblers
Here’s the difference I can distinguish
OCWA: chink
YRWA: dryip
TEWA: dryit
TEWA has dryer call w.o an upswing at end vs YRWA
Tennessee warbler🪶
I saw my first yard YRWA this week, a sign that heralds the season of migrants moving from their southern wintering grounds northward to Oregon & beyond. Although we don’t have as many warblers as other parts of the nation, it’s always an exciting time
I saw my first yard YRWA this week, a sign that heralds the season of migrants moving from their southern wintering grounds northward to Oregon & beyond. Although we don’t have as many warblers as other parts of the nation, it’s always an exciting time
🎥 our full interview with Reilyn is on our YouTube now: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrwa...
🎥 our full interview with Reilyn is on our YouTube now: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrwa...
As I organize my bird photos from home and travel, there’s almost always a folder for YRWA. This tiny and colorful warbler is one of the most abundant birds in North America and is also plentiful throughout Central America and the islands of the
As I organize my bird photos from home and travel, there’s almost always a folder for YRWA. This tiny and colorful warbler is one of the most abundant birds in North America and is also plentiful throughout Central America and the islands of the
From yesterday’s “exotic” warbler to one of the few warblers that is ubiquitous in my region, the Yellow-rumped, nicknamed by some, the butterbutt. (They also have yellow “armpits” but that isn’t as catchy.) Whatever you call them, they’re cuties from
From yesterday’s “exotic” warbler to one of the few warblers that is ubiquitous in my region, the Yellow-rumped, nicknamed by some, the butterbutt. (They also have yellow “armpits” but that isn’t as catchy.) Whatever you call them, they’re cuties from
These two just popped by and happily shared some suet nuggets before promptly departing. Lots of yellow birds today! YRWA + AMGO out of frame, above #bird #USbirds #birdsofseattle #westseattle #townsendswarbler #goldencrownedkinglet
These two just popped by and happily shared some suet nuggets before promptly departing. Lots of yellow birds today! YRWA + AMGO out of frame, above #bird #USbirds #birdsofseattle #westseattle #townsendswarbler #goldencrownedkinglet
AGOL, ALFL, AMRE, AMRO, BCCH, CARW, CEDW, CHSW, COGR, COYE, DCCO, EAPH, EAWP, GBHE, GRCA, HETH, HOFI, HOSP, HOWR, MODO, NOCA, NOFL, REVI, RWBL, SOSP, WAVI, WBNU, YEWA, YRWA
AGOL, ALFL, AMRE, AMRO, BCCH, CARW, CEDW, CHSW, COGR, COYE, DCCO, EAPH, EAWP, GBHE, GRCA, HETH, HOFI, HOSP, HOWR, MODO, NOCA, NOFL, REVI, RWBL, SOSP, WAVI, WBNU, YEWA, YRWA
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata), 14th May 2022
es: Reinita Coronada, fr: Paruline à Croupion Jaune
Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Ipswich, Massachusetts
Canon EOS R5, Sigma 150-600mm + 1.4x teleconverter @ 840mm, 20% crop, 1/800s, f/9, ISO 2000
#Birds #YRWA
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata), 14th May 2022
es: Reinita Coronada, fr: Paruline à Croupion Jaune
Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Ipswich, Massachusetts
Canon EOS R5, Sigma 150-600mm + 1.4x teleconverter @ 840mm, 20% crop, 1/800s, f/9, ISO 2000
#Birds #YRWA
Taken Jan 2025 in Sedona. #birds #birdnerd #birdphotography #canoneosr8
Taken Jan 2025 in Sedona. #birds #birdnerd #birdphotography #canoneosr8
Allen’s and Anna’s hummingbirds both doing display flights (ALHU over water, ANHU by the eucalyptus). First Sora sighting since last spring - glad they stuck around.
Good bird morning
Allen’s and Anna’s hummingbirds both doing display flights (ALHU over water, ANHU by the eucalyptus). First Sora sighting since last spring - glad they stuck around.
Good bird morning