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“A Birder’s Tale: Spotting A Tricky Rare Hybrid, “Lawrence’s” Warbler
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Nice! Lots of Blue-wings down this way, but I haven’t found any hybrids. I did find one Lawrence’s a few years ago on a Golden-winged Warbler survey, but (alas) before I owned a camera. Great shots!
-Mike
Cool you saw one. This was a lifer for me. Paul and I got very good looks at this bird for about 15 minutes.
nice fotos – congrats laura! makes you wanna check out every “bee buzz” you hear, as you just never know!