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Detalhes da observação

! Incidental encounter while cutting weeds. A very confident magnolia warbler vigorously foraging for twenty minutes at my feet, oblivious to my presence. Over thirty seconds of low res iPhone video 60fps to derive single frames of mostly dorsal views with some diagnostic features: yellow breast and flanks (white undertail not in view) showing black streaking on flanks fading on breast, yellow rump and white spots upper tail, white axilla ("wingpits"), white slightly broken eyering with faint evidence of summer's long supercilium (maybe?) showing in two frames (male), double wing bars are not distinctive but should all add up. If I trip up here it is a Western vagrant unfamiliar to me. I don't have video upload privileges.