ID Help Please

[jbird]

We were at Brazos Bend SP today. I have only been unable to identify one bird. I believe it is a warbler but am not sure. Any help would be appreciated.

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D7A_5876

Here are some others that I was able to identify
Red Shouldered Hawk

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Red Shouldered Hawk (D7A_5863)

Vermillion Flycatcher

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Vermillion Fly Catcher (D7A_5870)

Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher (?)

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Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher (D7A_5885)

American Kestrel

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American Kestrel (D7A_5891)

 

[fishbio]

First one looks like an Orange-crowned Warbler.

Larry

 

[jbird]

First one looks like an Orange-crowned Warbler.

Larry

Thanks, you are the second person who thinks it is an Orange-crowned Warbler. Another thinks it may be an immature female Yellow Warbler. Checking iBirds, they appear to be very similar.

 

[jbird]

I got confirmation from two other sources about it being a Orange Crowned Warbler. Thanks for the help Larry. It is always good to get multiple independent sources for ID verification.
Jay

 

[fishbio]

I got confirmation from two other sources about it being a Orange Crowned Warbler. Thanks for the help Larry. It is always good to get multiple independent sources for ID verification.
Jay

The broken eye ring on this one separates it easily from Yellow Warbler.

 

[jbird]

The broken eye ring on this one separates it easily from Yellow Warbler.

Thanks. That is good to know. It is amazing how the little things will help confirm and ID.