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"On September 17th, 2020, one of my co-authors was birding on the University of New Mexico campus. When observing a mixed warbler flock, he noted a bizarre, almost ghost-like bird that looked strikingly like a Cerulean Warbler." New on the WOS blog, Ethan Gyllenhaal describes the process he and his colleagues went through to identify a mysterious warbler as a Yellow x Black-throated Blue Warbler hybrid, recently documented in the WJO. Read the rest of what Ethan had to say at the link in our bio! #ornithology #birds #science #wildlife

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