Finch...Wren...I dunno

kundalini · Mar 30, 2008

Can't find it in my book, but caught these this morning.

Thanks for looking.

MissMia · Mar 30, 2008

I like the second shot. I can't find it in my book either. I don't think it's a wren.

Antarctican · Mar 30, 2008

My guess would be a finch of some kind. It's a cute little thing.

MX962 · Mar 30, 2008

Dont make me get my book out again,That beak says its not a Finch to my knowledge,more like a Warbler,dunno

Antarctican · Mar 30, 2008

^^^ Ooops! Mine was a complete guess, so don't be deterred by what I said.

kundalini · Mar 30, 2008

MX962 said:
Dont make me get my book out again,That beak says its not a Finch to my knowledge,more like a Warbler,dunno

I was thinking Wabler as well, but please get your book out. I can't identify it with what I have on hand.

MX962 · Mar 30, 2008

Antarctican said:
^^^ Ooops! Mine was a complete guess, so don't be deterred by what I said.

LoL ok i wont be

MX962 · Mar 30, 2008

kundalini said:
I was thinking Wabler as well, but please get your book out. I can't identify it with what I have on hand.

I did get it out,and the closest 2 i could find were a Yellow Warbler and the pine Warbler looks even closer in the pics i have in comparing yours,only dif is your bird is a darker yellow ~

Antarctican · Mar 30, 2008

MX962 said:
LoL ok i wont be

I'll shut up now!

kundalini · Mar 30, 2008

Antarctican said:
I'll shut up now!

:lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao:

Fat chance!

Phranquey · Mar 30, 2008

Kundalini, what is your location. Geography helps quite a bit.

EDIT: Without knowing you location yet, my initial guess would possibly be a first winter male Bay-breasted Warbler. It is late, and I am headed to bed, so it was a quick look through the books, but I'll check this thread tomorrow.

Antarctican · Mar 30, 2008

kundalini said:
:lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao:

Fat chance!

kundalini · Mar 30, 2008

Phranquey said:
Kundalini, what is your location. Geography helps quite a bit.

EDIT: Without knowing you location yet, my initial guess would possibly be a first winter male Bay-breasted Warbler. It is late, and I am headed to bed, so it was a quick look through the books, but I'll check this thread tomorrow.

Central North Carolina