Fall Warblers in Virginia

[harpoon659 3]

These birds were seen in a stunning mixed flock of (at least) Magnolia, Cape May, and Black-and-White Warblers, at Riverbend Park in northern Virginia on 19 September 2020.  I think we had many additional species in the same mix, some of which are lifers for us.  Welcome your help on these...

#1  Confirm Black-Throated Green Warbler?

#2  Confirm Blackpoll Warber?

#3-#4 (same bird, tail and breast behind tree, and head)  Confirm Orange-Crowned Warbler?

#5-#6 Confirm Northern Parula?

 

 

[pictaker 2,937]

1 confirm black throated green

2 looks like a blackpoll, wait for an expert to agree

3 looks like a Juvy cape May to me

4 pass

Edited September 29, 2020 by pictaker

[Avery 1,901]

4 looks good for Tennessee.

[Tony Leukering 3,314]

Orange-crowned never show such distinct and contrasting streaking below; I agree with Cape May.

Northern Parula has tail spots, the photo'ed bird does not. Tennessee is correct.

[harpoon659 3]

Many thanks to all!  The Black-Throated Green was a lifer for us, so I thought I should sanity-check with experts.  We found ourselves amid dozens of them. I totally believe the last one as Tennessee.  Tennessee was a lifer for us just in the last few weeks, and it's so new to our experience that it just didn't cross my mind that this is what we had.  As for the juv Cape May, this makes total sense, given the many it was with.  As for the alleged Blackpoll, I'm increasingly skeptical; I bet they're not actually here yet.  Thanks again to all!