Image of Pine Warbler
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Ok. Going out on a limb here. Warbler's are definitely new to me for ID purposes. I'm guessing pine warbler because of the double barred wings and olive green coloration. I was in an area where Red Cockated Woodpeckers nest. Very heavy pine woods. All corrections welcome.
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