Warblers, southern Quebec. (1 Viewer)

[Plectrophane]

Many different species passing in the area these days. including Bay-breasted Walbler. I think this is one of them but have some doubt. The second one is a Magnolia , I'm pretty sure. Some are relativeley easy to ID. It's far from easy to take any good photos.

 

[stuartelsom]

Hi Alain,

Agree that the second bird is Magnolia. Broad yellow rump, olive-green back and grey head confirm that. The strong face pattern and short tail of the first one are suggestive of juvenile Blackburnian but a view from another angle would definitely help - do you have any other images of this bird?

Thanks

Stu

 

[Kratter]

First looks like a male Pine Warbler

 

[Plectrophane]

Hi Alain,

Agree that the second bird is Magnolia. Broad yellow rump, olive-green back and grey head confirm that. The strong face pattern and short tail of the first one are suggestive of juvenile Blackburnian but a view from another angle would definitely help - do you have any other images of this bird?

Thanks

Stu

Hi Stuart

I have this photo, which is possibly not the same bird, since they were moving around so much.

 

[KC Foggin]

I go with Pine Warbler for this one and the one in the first post.