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Olive-Crowned_Yellowthroat_-Geothlypis_Semiflava_(1_of_8) Saw her in the old fort using old tables as a perch. There will be two more, just to show you what followed. This is a manual focus 600mm with a 1.4 TC. The EXIF is not true. Geotagged,Geothlypis semiflava,Nicaragua,Olive-crowned yellowthroat,Setophaga petechia,Winter,Yellow Warbler,warbler Click/tap to enlarge Country intro

Olive-Crowned_Yellowthroat_-Geothlypis_Semiflava_(1_of_8)

Saw her in the old fort using old tables as a perch. There will be two more, just to show you what followed. This is a manual focus 600mm with a 1.4 TC. The EXIF is not true.

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  1. I could be mistaken but this doesn't look like a female yellowthroat to me. Puts me more in mind of a yellow warbler. Posted 8 years ago
  2. I've got more experience with warblers now, so I'm positive: that's a yellow warbler. You can see the faint streaks on the flanks and that elegant silhouette is pure Setophaga, not Geothlypis. Posted 6 years ago

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The Yellow Warbler, formerly "Dendroica petechia", is a New World warbler species. "Sensu lato", they make up the most widespread "Setophaga" species, breeding in almost the whole of North America and down to northern South America.

Similar species: Perching Birds
Species identified by Thibaud Aronson
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By Annette Flottwell

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Uploaded Feb 20, 2016. Captured Feb 17, 2016 12:46 in NIC-25, San Carlos, Nicaragua.
  • NIKON D4
  • f/4.0
  • 1/1250s
  • ISO4500
  • 145mm