Need ID

I know this is a Warbler, but not sure exactly which one it is. I shot this one in the area of Central Florida earlier this morning. Looked around but couldn't find any others.

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Thank you guys for the help. I went online and checked... Some Warblers can be tricky. Many of them have similar markings. I think txcanon is correct. I'm going with the "Prairie Warbler". I believe we have a match.

Here is another look from a slightly different angle.

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