Costa Rica 2

[floraphile]

31 Jan 2022

1.  Nashville vs. Yellow Warbler

2.  Buff-rumped Warbler

 

 

[Trevor L.]

1. Looks to have the streaking of a Yellow Warbler.

2. I think it's actually an American Redstart, but wait for more replies.

[floraphile]

7 minutes ago, Trevor L. said:

1. Looks to have the streaking of a Yellow Warbler.

2. I think it's actually an American Redstart, but wait for more replies.

@Trevor L.--I thought at first it was an American Redstart, but wasn't sure if they were in CR--but looking in my field guide, I see that they are.

Edited February 1, 2022 by floraphile

[PalmWarbler]

3 minutes ago, floraphile said:

@Trevor L.--I thought at first it was an American Redstart, but wasn't sure if they were in CR

They are in fact in Costa Rica:

(source: eBird)

I agree with @Trevor L.'s IDs.

[floraphile]

3 minutes ago, PalmWarbler said:

They are in fact in Costa Rica:

(source: eBird)

I agree with @Trevor L.'s IDs.

I think my field guide would be more helpful if I actually consulted it!  ? 

[IKLland]

1 hour ago, Trevor L. said:

1. Looks to have the streaking of a Yellow Warbler.

2. I think it's actually an American Redstart, but wait for more replies.

Agreed. For the first one, note the streaking that Nashville lacks. 

[Connor Cochrane]

Buff-rumped are like Waterthrushes and stay mostly on the ground.

[floraphile]

3 hours ago, Connor Cochrane said:

Buff-rumped are like Waterthrushes and stay mostly on the ground.

Good info to know!