


The Palm Warbler (?) wasn't shy, snatched at least 3 insects from within feet of my head, then paused a while on this fence along the path from the Terrace Bridge to the Concert Grove and Lullwater. Perhaps it eyed me as gnat bait. I probably make great gnat bait.
I wonder what happened to the Yellowthroat.
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Yes, that's a palm warbler at the top (note the pumping tail), and the dead one is a common yellowthroat, not to be confused with the (uncommon) yellow-throated warbler. I know, the names are confusing. Was the bird in front of a window by any chance?
He wasn't far from the Bald Cypress you wrote about recently.
Poor little bandito! Sleep well my friend.
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