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Magnolia Warbler? Might be wrong, but I didn't use a guide.
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I would agree. His habitat (from what I can tell) looks right too.
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I think it's a meadowlark (eastern? western?).
Magnolia warbler has that bandit mask. My friend and I have a whole inside joke about there's a bank robber named magnolia running around.
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Teal wrote:I think it's a meadowlark (eastern? western?).
Magnolia warbler has that bandit mask. My friend and I have a whole inside joke about there's a bank robber named magnolia running around.
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Then it's a female Magnolia Warbler. Only the male has the black around the eyes.
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amerikestrel wrote:Then it's a female Magnolia Warbler. Only the male has the black around the eyes.
That's what I was thinking. Seems to big to be a meadowlark, but I might be wrong.
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amerikestrel wrote:Magnolia Warbler? Might be wrong, but I didn't use a guide.
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Phainopepla...nothing else is quite that ugly.
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that is definitely a phainopepla :P
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