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Can you find and identify the bird in the photo below?

Please, post only the bird's ID, not where it's located in the photo!  This will give everyone a chance to play.

By the way, unlike my previous rounds, this shot was not taken in Florida.  Here it is...

Looks like some sort of flycatcher to me, but which I have no idea.

Hermit Thrush?

Obnates:

Looks like some sort of flycatcher to me, but which I have no idea.

Here's a big clue:  It is not a member of the genus Empidonax.  That should eliminate a lot of possibilities

OK, so it's not an Empidonax....  it's awfully yellow....   I'll just guess great-crested flycatcher, though I have serious doubts on that.

Hmmmm.... got me stumped, lyceel!! Interesting color pattern. I can't find anything that matches it!! My initial impression was Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, but its color doesn't go along with the rest of the bird! 

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We did not inherit Mother Earth from our ancestors...... we have borrowed Her from our descendants.
Chief Seattle (paraphrased)

Lets go With Willow flycatcher.

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And Im only a teen

OOps. I forgot that groups is eliminated. Is it a bushtit?

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And Im only a teen

House wren?

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New Additions to Life List: black-bellied plover, whimbrel,solitary sandpiper, common nighthawk, American redstart

well my last call was all wrong.  I was looking at lichen and bark thinking it was the bird. so now that i found it is it a nashville warbler?

Nobody's got it yet!  Here's a higher-resolution view...

Blue-Headed Vireo?

Blue-gray Gnatcatcher

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Matthew 6:26
James 1:2-5

Make mine another vote for Blue-headed vireo.

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Nancy

maybe I'm not looking at the right thing, but do I see a Hummingbird?