OK folks. Open your Sibley or Audubon and identify this bird. I see it every year when the goldfinches pass through.
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3 comments:
well, how big is it and is there a large white stripe on the wing? looks like a baby mockingbird, cept for the little bit of yellow. my guess is it's either a female or an immature male which is gonna make it harder to identify.
yet my book is in the room with the sleeping princess...so YOU are gonna have to Wait!!
;-)
It's finch sized, has a short tail and a stubby beak. I think it's a Pine siskin but others think it is a vireo. It's a mystery.
My guess would be an immature and/or female yellow-rumped warbler.
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