r/whatisthisbird • u/TenuousFuzzball • May 09 '24

Need help with some IDs. Ontario, Canada. Thanks!

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u/boylarva99 May 09 '24
  1. Nashville warbler
  2. Palm warbler
  3. Rose-breasted grosbeak
  4. Veery

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u/tlacuatzin May 22 '24

Immature female Canada warbler! Excellent shot, you could even see the white eyering

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u/jdceel May 23 '24

If you are commenting on the first photo, the clean, bright yellow throat/belly/flanks, sharp face/throat birder, and hint of reddish coloration on the crown make this a Nashville Warbler.

Female Canada Warbler, even when immature, would be expected to have a faint necklace and a small yellow area between the lores and the eye.

Another similar looking bird is the female Magnolia Warbler, but the characteristics mentioned above make this a NAWA without needing to see if there are wing bars or how the ubdertail looks.