I second the question. I've seen a couple of them around Green Lake,
spent a long time this afternoon looking as carefully as I could to see
any other marks that might help distinguish them, nothing else apparent.

Trileigh Stroh

On Fri, 10 May 1996, Michael Hobbs wrote:

> The last couple of weeks, I've noticed some Yellow-rumped Warblers which
> appear to have very pale yellow throats - about as pale as a Post-It
> note (looking around my office for something to compare it to...).
> Others have bright white throats or brilliant yellow throats --
> obviously Myrtle's and Audubon's races respectively. Are hybrids
> common?
>
>
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