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Nashville Warbler:
The Nashville Warbler (Vermivora ruficapilla) was named in 1811 by Alexander Wilson, who first observed the species in Nashville, Tennessee. Despite its name the Nashville Warbler is not a local resident and only passes through the are during migration.
There are two breeding populations of Nashville Warbler. One, a mid-to-northeastern variety which doesn't wag its tail, and the other, a Pacific Coast variety which does wag its tail. The Pacific Coast Nashville Warbler was once considered a separate species and was called the "Calaveras Warbler".
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Steigerwald Lake NWR, Washougal, Washington ...
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Nashville Warbler, Steigerwald Lake NWR, Washougal, Washington.
Image taken April 25, 2010.
Canon Rebel T1i, 300mm.
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Nashville Warbler, Steigerwald Lake NWR, Washougal, Washington.
Image taken April 25, 2010.
Canon Rebel T1i, 300mm.
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Mount Tabor, Portland, Oregon ...
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Nashville Warbler, Mount Tabor, Portland, Oregon.
Nice sunny spring day.
Image taken May 10, 2011.
Canon EOS 7d, 400mm.
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Vancouver, Washington ... in backyard ...
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Nashville Warbler, Vancouver, Washington.
In backyard, taken through double-pane picture window.
Image taken April 29, 2008.
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Ridgefield NWR, Washington ...
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