I believe this little wet one is an Orange-crowned Warbler. I didn’t observe one that wasn’t wet for comparison. They were listed on the park’s birding list, as being sighted, along with the Nashville and Tennessee. What makes me think it is an Orange-crowned is: the thin slightly decurved bill, the yellowish broken eye ring and the length of its tail. However, it is pretty yellow. If anyone can identify this little guy, please let me know.
For comparison, a Nashville Warbler.
If you enjoy bird watching and don’t have a place for them to take a bath, you are missing out on some entertaining shenanigans. In South Llano River State Park, park personal have setup “Texas Hill Country” stone slabs with just enough of a crevice for the birds to bathe.
Happy Birding!
Header photo: this was our site in early March, We went back in mid-April. We could certainly tell the difference.
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Sheila, I am really enjoying your Texas bird pictures. I don’t know how we missed South Llano State Park on our Texas adventure but it looks like one we would have enjoyed.
Hi Beth. I just know you would love South Llano River State Park. My photos sure don’t capture the beauty of this state park. I hope you get to visit there one day. I am happy that you are enjoying the photos!