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I found a bright Pine Warbler near the top of Fish Plant Rd this morning, along with a couple White-throated Sparrows. Two WT Sparrows also at Point Road area, but no warblers. Checklist here:
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Hi Bill,
How far were you from the Pine Warbler when taking photos?
Thanks!
Lancy
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Nov 24, 2015, 9:08:04 PM11/24/15
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I suppose 30 feet or so. It was near the top of that road, but down over the bank (on the water side).
Jared Clarke
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Nov 24, 2015, 9:21:21 PM11/24/15
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I'm pretty sure that "Pine Warbler" is actually a Baltimore Oriole. Although similar in colour, the bill shape is different and looks more like an oriole than a warbler.
Great bird, in any case!
Jared
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Nov 24, 2015, 9:26:32 PM11/24/15
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Agree. In addition to what Jared said, I tried to figure what was the distance and if it's possible to estimate the size: Baltimore Oriole is bigger.
It's a great bird and is getting greater when winter is closer :)
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Nov 24, 2015, 9:37:39 PM11/24/15
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My mistake. I also heard from Alvan, so that's three votes for Baltimore Oriole!
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Nov 24, 2015, 9:40:59 PM11/24/15
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