Re: Lucky Hammock, Annex, STA3/4, Snake Road & Hoechoka Hammock

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Posted by Brian Rapoza on 20:04:33 11/01/10

In Reply to: Lucky Hammock, Annex, STA3/4, Snake Road & Hoechoka Hammock posted by Dave

The bird you called a possible Tennessee Warbler appears to me to be a female Wilson's Warbler. The blackish tail is a good field mark; the National Geographic guide illustrates this field mark.

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• Re: Lucky Hammock, Annex, STA3/4, Snake Road & Hoechoka Hammock - Rock Jetty 23:33:42 11/01/10 (12)
  • Re: Lucky Hammock, Annex, STA3/4, Snake Road & Hoechoka Hammock - Dave 06:25:01 11/02/10 (11)
    • Re: Lucky Hammock, Annex, STA3/4, Snake Road & Hoechoka Hammock - John Boyd 08:43:18 11/02/10 (1)
      • Re: Lucky Hammock, Annex, STA3/4, Snake Road & Hoechoka Hammock - Dave 09:13:02 11/02/10 (0)
    • Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Rock Jetty 08:23:35 11/02/10 (8)
      • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Danny 17:11:47 11/02/10 (0)
      • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks YES and NO - Larry Manfredi 09:38:14 11/02/10 (1)
        • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks YES and NO - Dave 12:14:47 11/02/10 (0)
      • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Dave 09:08:32 11/02/10 (0)
      • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Toe 08:52:48 11/02/10 (3)
        • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Angel & Mariel 14:32:53 11/02/10 (2)
          • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Angel & Mariel 14:38:08 11/02/10 (1)
            • Re: Swainson's Hawks, not Short-tailed Hawks - Angel & Mariel 14:42:10 11/02/10 (0)

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