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5. I agree, I looked it up in the warblers and couldn't find it.

Wed Feb 14, 2024, 03:07 PM

Feb 2024

I have gold finches that are yellow in the spring. They don’t eat bugs I don’t think and they don’t look like this

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Looks like a Alliepoo Feb 2024 #1

Female yellow finch? They turn more yellow in the spring. FSogol Feb 2024 #2

It's a yellow-rumped warbler. euphorb Feb 2024 #3

I agree, I looked it up in the warblers and couldn't find it. Walleye Feb 2024 #5

My guess is a yellow rumped warbler . Permanut Feb 2024 #4

that''s a finch and WhiteTara Feb 2024 #6

Maybe Yellow-rumped Warbler elleng Feb 2024 #8

Yes, thank you, it's a female Walleye Feb 2024 #12

That's what I was going to say. 2naSalit Feb 2024 #14

A female pine warbler? femmedem Feb 2024 #9

Great shot, whatever it is! MLAA Feb 2024 #10

Thank you! didn't stick around for long, just gobbled that fly Walleye Feb 2024 #13

Just glad he got MOMFUDSKI Feb 2024 #11

Yellow Rumped Warbler aka butter butt Dave in VA Feb 2024 #15