This strange yellow-rumped warbler came to eat peanut butter this morning. It was silver, it had the normal yellow-rumped warbler markings, but no yellow rump! Is this an Audubon’s subspecies, a Mytrle x Audubon’s hybrid, or just a normal myrtle yellow rump? Any ideas?
I was sitting outside today watching the birds. There were probably about 50 yellow rumps foraging and eating mosquito hawks in the grass. They come every day and eat peanut butter
The Yellow-rumped Warbler comes every day, multiple times a day, for peanut butter.
Warbler photos
Immature female Pine Warbler eating a seed block just inches from the window.
We have three Pine Warblers visiting the feeders, a male, a female, and an immature!
So many birds at my new woodpecker log feeder, tube feeder, platform feeder, and seed block feeder.
The Cardinals visit sometimes, the Chipping Sparrows visit in flocks of about 50 every day, the Yellow-rumped WArbler visits multiple time a day to eat suet, and The Peep visits every day.
I am very certain that this is a warbler, and I think it could either be a female Yellow-rumped Warbler, or an Orange-crowned Warbler…
Sorry for the bad photos! These little guys are so active that my camera lens can’t focus on them! I think it is either a Townsend or a Black-throated Green Warbler. Please comment below.