Female MacGillivray's?
Ira Sanders
Golden, CO
On 14 May 2017 1:33 pm, "Pieter Strauss" <pstrauss451@gmail.com> wrote:
--You've helped me distinguish Audubon's from Myrtle Yellow Rumped Warblers.
How about this one? Taken around 6:30 a.m. in early morning light, color is more green and yellow than image shows. Have spotted possibly a young yellow warbler (faint stripes on sides), but this one appears different. Very shy.
And if it's not a warbler, what is it?
BTW for the first time in my knowledge, a spotted Towhee has visited me several times over the past two weeks. A bit out of its range at 7600 feet?
--Pieter Strauss
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