Pine Warbler (Setophaga pinus), Tucson's Reid Park, Pima County

This Pine Warbler was photographed by Laurens Halsey on 13 December 2013

Originally found by Mark Stevenson on the 12/8/2013, refound by Mark & Molly Pollock on the 12th. Fpund & photographed by Laurens Halsey on the 13th.

Rare

Duller than the dullest YRWA. Upperparts - unstreamed yellowish tinged olive above, no yellow rump, dirty-white wing bars. Underparts - pale yellowish wash to throat & breast with indistinct gray breast & flank streaking, whitish belly & under tail coverts. Head - more grayish (less olive) auriculars & lores surrounded by yellowish olive, whitish eye crescents. Bill - large looking for warbler, dull flesh colored with gray culmen.

13 December 2013, photo by Laurens Halsey