It would have to suffice for the time being, a record shot of the Eastern Crowned Warbler (Phylloscopus coronatus) my first warbler sighting for the season. A distinct feature, if one is unable to capture its signature median stripe on its crown, that attested to its identity is its clean bill tip.
A regular visitor since I first made it a point to record warbler arrivals in 2017, this is one bird that could be spotted throughout the migrant season in both TRK and BK, the only issue being how close-up a shot one can get given their hyper active movements and keeping to mid and upper tree canopy most of the time.
07/2022
Keeping very much to the upper canopy this time, I had to be contented with mere record shots only.
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