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Posted by Alex Harper on 08:35:22 09/04/05

In Reply to: Re: A Few Photos posted by Larry Manfredi

The bird in your pictures are indeed Red-eyed Vireos. We had a Tennessee Warbler hanging out with a couple Red-eyed Vireos in a pine tree, so it could be pretty easy to photograph a different bird. We had the bird again at closer range and were able to see a thin bill, plump body, etc typical of a Tennessee. So yes Trey, we did have a Tennessee, just not the bird in your pics ;)

As Larry said, you will be able to see many more Tennessees throughout September and especially October.

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Comments:	: The bird in your pictures are indeed Red-eyed Vireos. We had a Tennessee Warbler hanging out with a couple Red-eyed Vireos in a pine tree, so it could be pretty easy to photograph a different bird. We had the bird again at closer range and were able to see a thin bill, plump body, etc typical of a Tennessee. So yes Trey, we did have a Tennessee, just not the bird in your pics ;) : : As Larry said, you will be able to see many more Tennessees throughout September and especially October.
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