FOY yellow-rumps in Brunswick

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Delia Guzman

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Apr 18, 2020, 8:35:36 AM4/18/20
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Had our first of year Yellow-rumors Warbler singing to beat the band this morning. Heard two distinct birds. 

Delia in Brunswick 
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Kit Pfeiffer

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Apr 19, 2020, 8:16:30 AM4/19/20
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Best spell-check error I've ever enjoyed. Warblers this time of year are indeed rumors of yellow!!

Delia Guzman

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Apr 19, 2020, 9:07:45 AM4/19/20
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Lol sorry!

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Merrilee Brown

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Apr 19, 2020, 9:11:10 AM4/19/20
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Matched yesterday by someone who saw a rose-breasted grosbeak on what was said to be 4/28, but it was really 4/18. Either date is early!

Sharon F.

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Apr 20, 2020, 10:07:10 AM4/20/20
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Had my own FOY Yellow Rumor this a.m. on  suet. 🙂 Thank you for the smile on Sunday! I still call it the Myrtle warbler so there you go...a rose by any other name...:) 

Sharon in West K'bunk

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Apr 20, 2020, 1:31:21 PM4/20/20
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Someday soon it will be the Myrtle Warbler once again.  These situations are always complicated, but that lump certainly is much questioned.

 

I too will always call it the Myrtle! 

 

Robert S. Ridgely

Rainforest Trust

Scarborough, ME

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