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Almost time for fall warblers!
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Link: https://www.audubon.org/news/how-recognize-six-warblers-their-fall-feathers

Few warblers retain their breeding plumage into fall. Most warblers transition into a nonbreeding/winter plumage after their young have fledged. Some look kinda close to their breeding plumage, but others look radically different.
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