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It's very interesting to see birds that we don't have here, on the other side of the 'pond'
IanFounder and editor of:
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An extremely rare vagrant to the UK. There has been one in a garden in Ayrshire/Scotland for several months now - still there today - which has now moulted into breeding plumage like Joe's photos above - and must have had many hundreds (if not thousands) of visiting admirers during its' extended stay!
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Yes it is. Even when they have the same name they are often quite different. This little warbler is slightly different in other regions and has different names.Originally posted by Ian View PostIt's very interesting to see birds that we don't have here, on the other side of the 'pond'
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Historically Yellow-rumped Warbler has been repeatedly split and lumped as a species and often identified separately as Audobon's and Myrtle Warbler - the former mostly Western North America, latter Eastern parts. Reference: https://ebird.org/species/yerwar
Nice photos as well!
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