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For your next trick, I’d like to see a Cape May warbler (Dendroica tigrina) perched beside the ultra-rare New Jersey warbler (Dendroica fuhgettaboudit).
@Kirby: I think that you might have your scientific names confused. I though Dendroica fuhgettaboudit was the even-rarer Brooklyn Warbler while the New Jersey Warbler was Dendroica whatsthatodor. 🙂
Haha you fooled me! I was expecting some post about a surprise road trip that combined the Grande Olde Oprey (or however it’s spelled in old-fashioned, rural Americanese) with southern swamp birding. Cool photo.
Wait a minute, that’s not a Tennessee, that’s an Old World Phylloscopus warbler!
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No, it’s not, it is *GASP* a YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERON!!