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Foraging along with a female N. (Baltimore) Oriole in our apple trees this a.m. was an un-IDed vireo or warbler. We had only a few quick looks at it, thus it's mystery status. It was very small, had no wing-bars, green back, white breast but pale yellow on upper breast, darker stripe through the eye with white supercilium. Although when I first saw it I thought 'Red-eyed Vireo', it was too pale overall, too small, head did not seem grey and the yellow on the upper breast said 'NOT a Red-eyed Vireo. Weren't able to get a good look at the beak, or the undertail coverts. It was moving slower than most warbler species, which made us think of vireos. We are vacillating between a Philadelphia Vireo and a Tennessee Warbler. Any suggestions? Lois Codling L. Sackville
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