At noon today, I saw what I think might be a non-breeding pair of yellow
rumped warblers in Myrtle Edwards Park in downtown Seattle. They appeared to
be feeding on bugs above the rock bank next to the water and grain terminal
pier, using a swift downward flight, kind of reminiscent of a humming birds
J flight. They were kind of a drab brown color, but had the distinctive
yellow (or maybe white?) rump. Any guesses?
THANKS!

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Drink shade grown coffee, reduce plastic and pesticide use, eat organic,
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