FreeLists / birdky / [birdky] Re: Magnolia Warbler

[chris.sloan@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Mark is right, this should be checked closely.  ANY photo would be useful here, 
no matter how bad you think it is.  Photoshop can do wonders in terms of 
bringing out detail that may not be apparent at first blush.

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Chris Sloan
chris.sloan@xxxxxxxxxxx
Nashville, TN

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: "Mark Monroe" <markmonroe1@xxxxxxxxx> 

Not to be alarmist, but are you sure that isn't a Townsend's Warbler?  It's 
just as likely an eastern vagrant in February.

Mark Monroe

 
On 2/2/07, Paul Hager <bereahager@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
I have had a Magnolia Warbler at my suet feeder two days this week.
Once on Wednesday and again this afternoon.  It is hanging upside 
down like a chickadee or downy.  I hope it can survive the coming
near zero temperatures.  It doesn't stay long enough to get any one
else here to look at it.   I tried to get pictures, but I don't think 
my camera will focus in close enough.  Paul Hager

Berea
Madison Co.
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