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Friday, September 11, 2020

Who says bright yellow isn't camouflage?



Most of our warblers has passed through on their way south. We were surprised and joyful to see this charming adult female Wilson's Warbler! She'd certainly be easy to miss among all the yellow leaves filling our trees!



Posted by Alaska Songbird Institute at 8:34 PM
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