Painted Redstart - Myioborus pictus Parulidae Members: | Search Common: Search Scientific: |
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General Comments | The Painted Redstart is one of the more beautiful of North American wood-warblers, being a species primarily limited to Mexico and the southwestern United States. There are relatively few strays to the East Coast, and thus it was quite a surprise when one -- sexes are similar and essentially indistinguishable, and immatures have acquired adult plumage before fall migration -- showed up at North Pond at Pea Island NWR (Dare), to be seen and photographed by numerous people on 5-6 Oct 2020* [Chat 85:38 link], [Chat 85:141 link]. The record has been accepted by the NC BRC, and photos can be seen on the Carolina Bird Club Photo Gallery. | ||||||
Breeding Status | Nonbreeder | ||||||
NC BRC List | Definitive | ||||||
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State Rank | SA | ||||||
Global Rank | G5 | ||||||
Coastal Plain | One record (see above). | ||||||
Piedmont | No records. | ||||||
Mountains | No records. | ||||||
Finding Tips |
1/2* | ||||||
Attribution | LeGrand[2023-04-10], LeGrand[2021-11-06], LeGrand[2021-07-13] |
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