Juvenile Warbler? for ID

Mothman

This bird "worked" its way between slightly open window and window sill and ended up indoors.
I reckon this is as much a LBJ as any, but I reckon you guys are up to the challenge More pics in next post

Mothman

Half-cocked

There appears to be emargination of the first 6 primary wing feathers which would make it a Chiffchaff.... I think....

Mothman

Half-cocked wrote: »

There appears to be emargination of the first 6 primary wing feathers which would make it a Chiffchaff.... I think....

I don't understand bird lingo and this is not in my dictionary....

I have not even attempted to ID this. The brown crown leading me to Blackcap, but jizz (I know some lingo ) is not like Blackcap.

Pie Man

I putting my money on a blackcap.

from google images

V_Moth

Yep, it is juvenile/female Blackcap. First pic had me thinking Garden Warbler for a moment.

Mothman

V_Moth wrote: »

Yep, it is juvenile/female Blackcap. First pic had me thinking Garden Warbler for a moment.

First 2 pics were indoors with flash so would throw off the colour somewhat

Half-cocked

I'll go with Blackcap too - had it in my head it was either Chiffchaff or Willow Warbler.

DellyBelly

Juv. blackcap I woud go with.

swifts need our help!

Juvenile Blackcaps can be sexed in the nest or when fledged. Dull versions of adults

Mothman

Thanks for all the input