Date: 9/19/26 6:18 am
From: Robin Harding via groups.io <pine2siskin4...>
Subject: [NEBirds] Philadelphia Vireo
Nebraska birders,

When I reviewed my comments on the Philadelphia Vireo seen at Hall County
Park, I realized that I had made a mistake. In my comments, I wrote "the
eye line was darker than red-eyed vireo." What I had intended to write is
"the eye line was darker than Warbling Vireo." I edited my comments on my
ebird list.

In the past, I may have seen a Philadelphia Vireo but thought it was a
Warbling Vireo. I'm glad that I was with other birders who had some
experience with Philadelphia Vireo.

Do you know where I can read more about vireo evolution? Is Philadelphia
Vireo a hybrid that has become a species? It looks like a cross between
Warbling and Red-eyed. I'm not familiar with Philadelphia's song, but I've
read that it is very similar to Red-eyed. So it looks like a Warbling
Vireo and sings like a Red-eyed Vireo. What's going on here?

Robin Harding
Shelton, Nebraska


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