Yellow or not Palm Warbler

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Posted by Tom Friedel on 23:58:34 03/18/10

The yellow Palm Warblers (Eastern subspecies) are also found in Florida, and seem more common in central Florida. The dull colored ones in south FLorida are the Western subspecies. Am I correct that they don't mix here because they only breed when they go back north? I took this photo at Three Lakes a few days ago. Please disregard the notes; is this a yellow subspecies or not, or do they intermix sometimes? They belly is too white, it seems, to be yellow ssp, but otherwise I would say that it is.
thanks,
tom

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• Palm Warbler races in Florida - Bill Pranty 14:38:06 03/19/10 (0)
• Re: Yellow or not Palm Warbler - Carlos Sanchez 07:50:56 03/19/10 (2)
  • Re: Yellow or not Palm Warbler - Tom Friedel 08:28:57 03/19/10 (1)
    • Re: Yellow or not Palm Warbler - Ken Schneider 17:58:27 03/19/10 (0)

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