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Subject: [SBB] Blackburnian Warlbler? Part 2
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Hi all, and thanks for your notes back.  I was so excited about my possible
spot that I forgot that a description might help others:

6:30 am, so good light.  In a tree on the east side of the trail that heads
north from the dish, just off the path -- maybe 12-15 foot distance.

I had neither camera nor notepaper with me, but the four things I told
myself to remember were:

*  Male warbler
*  Orange head
*  Black headstripes
*  Yellow body

What I'm *really* hoping is that one of you pros sees it (or already saw it)
and tells me I'm not completely crazy!

Suggestions have been Townsend's, Wilson's, Orange-Crowned, and a Common
Yellowthroat -- I'm familiar with all 4, and fairly certain it was none of
them.

Thanks for all your comments and suggestions!

Stephen Plume

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