Is this bird from the Warbler family?

I am having a tough time identifying this bird. There are many similar birds. A pine warbler?

Looks like it could be from the Tanager family.

You have Hooded or Bullock's Orioles out your way ?

Here is another view of this "mysterious" bird.

I believe it's either a female Baltimore or Orchard Orioles.

This bird was spotted today around noon in Plantation (Central Broward County) Florida. I also spotted a male Downy Woodpecker, a Red-Bellied Woodpecker, a hummingbird and an Osprey.

I concur with you Tony... a Pine Warbler.

Nice shots.

2n10 wrote in post #17498783
Looks like it could be from the Tanager family.

itw wrote in post #17498810
You have Hooded or Bullock's Orioles out your way ?

Beekeeper wrote in post #17498853
I believe it's either a female Baltimore or Orchard Orioles.

txcanon wrote in post #17498903
I concur with you Tony... a Pine Warbler.

Nice shots.

Thank you all for responding. Based on the brown tail, white belly and pale yellow on most of its back, I am convinced it is a warbler and not an oriole. Agree?

I agree with txcanon, looks like a Pine Warbler to me.

Tim

tonybear007 wrote in post #17499398
Thank you all for responding. Based on the brown tail, white belly and pale yellow on most of its back, I am convinced it is a warbler and not an oriole. Agree?

I agree. It's definitely not an Oriole. Also to add, beak shape and legs are different.

txcanon wrote in post #17498903
I concur with you Tony... a Pine Warbler.

Nice shots.

Thanks. Really like your "Texan" birds especially the woodpeckers.