One Warbler? and Sadly one dead bird I can't ID

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loonswan
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One Warbler? and Sadly one dead bird I can't ID

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Both birds seen 5/20 in Orono,MN
Difficult to get a pic of what I believe is a warbler,sorry,it's the only shot I could get,not clear.
I just have no idea what the dead bird is,on a very little use small road next to a pond ,maybe hit by car,but road is closed 90% of the time to cars.
Has green legs and some white speckles/ spot on chest.
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Re: One Warbler? and Sadly one dead bird I can't ID

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The warbler, I'm not sure of, but I think it is a Canada Warbler.

The deceased bird is a Sora.
Klickitat County, Washington, USA
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Re: One Warbler? and Sadly one dead bird I can't ID

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Agree with Canada Warbler and Sora.
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Re: One Warbler? and Sadly one dead bird I can't ID

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Agreed
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