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Blue-headed Vireo:
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- Small songbird, medium-sized vireo.
- Bluish gray head with white spectacles.
- Two whitish wingbars.
- Belly white.
- Flanks yellowish.
♫: Song a broken series of slurred notes, with each phrase ending in either a downslur or an upswing, as if the bird asks a question, then answers it, over and over. Includes a few burry notes.
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Yellow-throated Vireo:
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- Olive green upperparts.
- Bright yellow throat, breast, and eye spectacles.
- Belly and under tail white.
- Two white wingbars.
♫: NA |
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Warbling Vireo:
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- Small drab songbird.
- Back grayish green.
- Underparts whitish, may have yellowish tinge to flanks.
- Eyebrow dull white.
- Grayish line through eye.
- No wingbars, tail spots, or eyering.
♫: rapid jumble of rising and falling notes, usually ending in an accented, higher-pitched note.
"If I sees you, I will seize you, and I'll squeeze you till you squirt!" |
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Philadelphia Vireo:
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- Back grayish green.
- Cap grayish.
- Underparts pale yellow, palest on throat and deepest on breast.
- Eyebrow white.
- Blackish line through and in front of eye.
- No wingbars, tail spots, or eyering.
♫: NA
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Red-eyed Vireo:
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- Back olive-green, whiter underneath.
- Crown gray to blue-gray.
- Eyebrow white with black stripe through the eye.
- Eyes dark red.
♫: series of phrases interspaced with short pauses, like the song of an American Robin broken into pieces
"where are you? here I am" over and over |
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Horned Lark:
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- Pale brown back.
- Black chest patch.
- Black face patch.
- Yellow or pale throat.
- Small "horns" on top of head.
♫: high, musical tinkling. Sound of the wooden-twisty metal bird call |
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Golden-crowned Kinglet:
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- Tiny bird.
- Dull, olive-green on back.
- Whitish below.
- Wingbars.
- Black stripe through eyes, white eyebrow.
- Crown yellow, orange centered in male (often hidden), bordered in black.
- Short tail.
- In constant motion, continually flicking its wings.
♫: rising, thin, high-pitched "tsee, tsee-tsee-tsee" followed by short warble
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Ruby-crowned Kinglet:
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- Constant wing-flicking
- Tiny bird.
- Dull, olive-green.
- Wingbars.
- Eyering.
- Short tail.
- In constant motion.
- Male with red crown (usually hidden)
♫: 2-3 high "tsees" then 5-6 lower "turs" followed by "little king, little king, little king" |
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Blue-gray Gnatcatcher:
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Known by soft "spee" calls and constant motion. Flicks its white-edged tail from side to side to scare insects.
- Tiny bird.
- Long tail.
- Bluish gray back.
- White underside.
- White eyering.
- White outer tail feathers.
- Small, thin bill.
- No wingbars.
♫: a thin, nasal "spee." |
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American Pipit:
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- Medium-sized songbird.
- Brown and striped.
- Thin bill.
- White outer tail feathers.
- Bobs tail up and down.
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Scarlet Tanager:
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Male: Bright red all over; variable in hue and can be somewhat orange. Black tail and wings. Whitish bill. Dark eye. Gray legs.
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Female: Olive green to yellow body, brightest on throat, rump and undertail. Brownish olive wings and tail edged green.
♫: blurry robin call. Like a robin with a sore/raspy throat.
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