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Probable Townsend's Warbler x Yellow-rumped
(Myrtle)
Warbler hybrid
Farm Island
May 1, 2013

That's the best I can do. This bird has characteristics of a
male Townsend's Warber, but there is lots of white where there should be
yellow on the head and throat.
There seems to be a crown stripe.


There is a dark spot in the center of the throat, just above the breast band.
I did not get any photos from the side and neither of us could see wing bars.
UPDATE: After receiving several comments and doing some more reading on the
subject of
hybrids, it seems most likely this bird is a hybrid Townsend's x Yellow-rumped
(Myrtle)
Warbler.
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