Re: [cobirds] Warbler need id Boulder County north shore Gross Reservoir 7600 feet

It is an Orange-crowned Warbler. Somewhat faint dark eyeline splitting off white eye arcs. The faint streaking you mention on the sides is typical.

David Suddjian

Ken Caryl Valley

Littleton, CO

On Sun, May 14, 2017 at 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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