A couple of warblers in North Carolina?

[REFEM]

Hi all,

I took advantage of a day off work this and 70 degree December weather to see what birds I could find along a greenway in Charlotte, NC that goes through wooded and marshy areas.   Out and about this morning were Carolina Wrens, Northern Cardinals, Carolina Chickadees, Eastern Bluebirds, Chipping Sparrows, Red-Headed Woodpeckers, Hairy Woodpeckers, Yellow-Rumped Warblers, and a Blue Heron.

New to my list are the two birds in the photos below.  I have the black and white one (two photos) pegged as a Black-and-White Warbler.  Can someone please confirm or suggest otherwise?

 The other one (three photos) I am not so sure about.   He or she was pale olive / lime sorbet-colored underneath.   I am thinking maybe Pine Warbler, but would appreciate so direction on this one.

Sorry the photos aren't the greatest.

Thanks in advance and Happy New Year,

REF

[The Bird Nuts]

The first bird is an Eastern Phoebe.  Note the upright posture, brownish-gray color with a darker head, lack of a face pattern, relatively large head, and its behavior (sitting relatively still).

The second bird is indeed a Black-and-white Warbler.

Edited December 30, 2019 by The Bird Nuts

[Melierax]

I agree. BAWWs don't seem to be too common in Charlotte.

[REFEM]

Thanks as always for your replies, and for helping me get better at this !

[Kevin]

Eastern Phoebe and Black-and-white Warbler.