Warbler and duck pictures taken in South Florida.

[cfowler]

Is this a female or immature Prairie Warbler and a . Northern Shoveler duck.

[Charlie Spencer]

One for two.

The duck is a female Northern Shoveler.  Notice the partially-obscured Black-bellied Whistling-Duck behind and to the right.

The second shot is a Pine Warbler.  The facial pattern is too weak for a Prairie, and the belly is white, not yellow.  I'm not going to commit to gender or age; I've seen some pale males at this time of year.

Edited December 20, 2021 by Charlie Spencer

[cfowler]

Thanks for the quick reply there were hundreds of the whistling ducks but only one with that big bill.

[IKLland]

1 hour ago, Charlie Spencer said:

One for two.

The duck is a female Northern Shoveler.  Notice the partially-obscured Black-bellied Whistling-Duck behind and to the right.

The second shot is a Pine Warbler.  The facial pattern is too weak for a Prairie, and the belly is white, not yellow.  I'm not going to commit to gender or age; I've seen some pale males at this time of year.

Agree on both birds.

[Quiscalus quiscula]

Agreed. Humongous bill like that definitely means shoveler.

[cfowler]

Thanks for the reply.