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Dead bird pic for I.D. :(

7 years ago

Sadly, a little bird hit my window this morning. I was hoping it was just stunned, but was dead. I can't identify it for sure with my bird book. I live in central Indiana. I think it's a warbler of some sort, maybe on migration. It's lower chest/abdomen was pale yellow. No wing bars, very distinct eye line. Lots of chest streaking and it's lower beak looks light in color. In the book, it almost looks like a Louisiana water thrush, but I don't think they are around here, even during migration. Can you make a good guess as to what this little guy is? Thanks.

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