>From winter through spring migration, Myrtle-type Yellowrumped Warblers
are about as common as Audubon-type. The males become especially obvious
when they blossom into their breeding plumage.


>
>I forgot to mention that the white throated bird was singing a
>very pleasant song. (I guess that should have told me it was
>a male, right there.)
>
>Bob Mauritsen
>rhm at ms.washington.edu
>
>
>
>

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