Golden-winged Warbler (mostly) (Vermivora chrysoptera)
Description:
Singing BWWA song. slight and light yellow wash on chest only observed after seeing it very close in bright light. Appeared to be phenotypically mostly GWWA. At first blush, we thought it was pure GWWA.Only on close inspection in good light was yellow wash on chest observed.
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