Reed or sedge warbler?
No! It’s a wren.
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lol my silly answer…it’s a Bird Mike, it’s a Bird 😛
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If you had read further than the title, Elisa, you will see I have offered too options. 😦
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lol i did read and i went with my first thought 🙂
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Typical! 🙂
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Is it a reed warbler?
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Is it?
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I would say reed warbler, but I’m not sure, Richard.
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Chirping warbler…………
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Or fence post chirping warbler.
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Wiggly Wet Warbler/Queen Fisher 😉
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Hmm… You don’t know either, Doug.
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With the markings on the wing and tail, I would say this is a Sedge Warbler and definitely not a Reed Warbler. 🙂
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It’s a sedge warbler, then!
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Is this an old photo from a few years back?…I am sure I’ve seen this one before…its a great capture anyway!
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It is. I have two of these images: one is titled reed warbler, and the other sedge warbler. This is why I’m confused. So you don’t know either, then. 😦
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Like I said, it’s a Sedge Warbler! 🙂 I see a lot of them and Reed Warblers too…I just haven’t seen or heard a sedge warbler this year so far…
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So it’s definitely a sedge warbler, then? You are absolutely sure it’s a sedge warbler, and I can delete the reed warbler?
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Yes I am sure that this is a sedge warbler 🙂 ….definitely delete the reed warbler!
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Ok. Thanks very much.
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Hi Mike, I would say sedge going on the white stripe above the eye.
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Sedge it is, then. Thanks Dave.
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It’s a Wren. Sedge + Reed Warblers haven’t arrived here yet.
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It’s not a recent photo, Neil. Do you still think it’s a wren?
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not sure if my comment posted, but it’s not a warbler at all but a Wren. Sedge + Reed Warblers arrive next month.
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So, it looks like it’s a wren, then!
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I thought it was a wren but then what do I know?
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Well, the fence post must be 75 to 100 mm in diameter.
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And you photograph more tweetie birds than I do, Tom.
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But very rarely is a wren in the frame.
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I think it is a wren because of the wing markings and tail markings.
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