Can anybody tell me what type of bird this is? (birds, dog)

[shewhale]

[jimboburnsy]

Where are you?

[mrs1885]

A young willow warbler maybe?

[shewhale]

Mountain Top, PA

[shewhale]

My German Shepherd was playing with it 2 days ago........the mother is still hanging around with it, I could hear it squak everytime I go near it, but can't tell what it is.........The baby flew, about 10 feet on the first day, and landed in a tree. I've been trying to keep my dog inside, to give it a chance, but that's hard to do.........yesterday, when we got home, my dog had that look like he did something bad, (ears back, and didn't come running when wew pulled up) and I haven't seen it since. But there is no blood, or feather's around where the dog stays, so I'm hoping it just flew a little farther away.

He was soooo adorable, you could locate him by listening to the mother squawk, then hear the little "cheep" right after. We named him "Roxbury", because his head did the little bob that Will Ferrell and Chris Katan did in "Night at the Roxbury"...which could have possibly been from the dog on the first day...........

[ShelbyGirl1]

He sort of looks like the first one listed here:

http://www.pbase.com/andywilson/bird...l_pennsylvania

[mrs1885]

How about the Willow Flycatcher, 5th down on the far right of the link you posted SG? The adult thrush has spots on it's belly and seems to have a more round body. The Flycatcher doesn't have those spots and seems more slender.

I'm not sure though. Whatever it is, it's cute! Hope it flew away.