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Orange-crowned warblers are widely distributed and occur in a range of color morphs (most rather subdued; the bird in the top right image is about the brightest of this species I've seen). Some have faint streaking on the underside or a suggestion of a eye line, but many are quite plain. These were photographed while breeding near Churchill, Manitoba or in Alaska; others were wintering in south Texas or various locations in California. |
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