A teaser of spring wood-warblers on this bonus day of February. Two questions for each of the photos will help you practice applying your knowledge of head feathers.
Thanks to Brian E. Small for allowing the use of his beautiful photos. You can see lots more at his website, and clicking any photo links there as well.
Warbler head patterns
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Question 1 |
The supercilium is:mostly blackish | |
mostly white |
Question 2 |
And in the photo above, the malar (submoustachial) is:
mostly white | |
mostly blackish |
Question 3 |
The auriculars are:olive yellow | |
black | |
bright yellow |
Question 4 |
In the photo above, the malar (submoustachial) is:
olive and yellow | |
black | |
bright yellow | |
olive, yellow, and black |
Question 5 |
The malar (submoustachial) is:orange and black | |
orange | |
black |
Question 6 |
In the photo above, the crown is:
orange | |
orange and black | |
black |
Once you are finished, click the button below. Any items you have not completed will be marked incorrect.
There are 6 questions to complete.
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These quizzes are great! Thanks so much.
Got em all on the first try. These quizzes are fantastic!!!!!
I’m a novice birder and have Peterson’s Field Guide of Western Birds, NG Birds of North America and Sibley’s Birding Basics. I find Sibley’s and now this website and excellent tutorial to increase my birding knowledge. Well done!!!!