I stopped in at Whitnall Park this morning to check out the warbler action. Surprisingly I could only come up with 5 species and only 1’s and 2’s of each. A stunning Black-throated Blue was the highlight. Other warbler species present were American Redstart, Magnolia, Black and White, Palm and Yellow-rumps. FOY Rose-breasted Grosbeak was a treat along with what I am 99% sure a Tufted Titmouse. Nice morning to be out with mild temps and partly cloudy. Images were taken on May 5, 2015.
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great pics again Jim, thanks for sharing.
Man, oh man, oh man! You did it again! Stunning little warblers, Jim! Soooo…what are you using for bait and glue?! ; ) These images ROCK!
Be still my heart. Never seen any better shots of Black-throated Blue, Jim.
Be still my heart. Never seen any better shots of Black-throated Blue, Jim
Fantastic series of Warbler photos Jim. WOW
Great pics. That’s no easy task to get such clear pics of those constantly moving targets. Your sharing is much appreciated.
Absolutely stunning images Jim. Thank you. Look forward to your hummingbird photos later in the season.
Gorgeous! I just love to see what you’ve found. Thank you for sharing.
Wow Jim, those pictures of the black-throated blue warbler are simply amazing! It was good to see you again on Sunday. Jane
Love the black throated blue warbler! I’ve seen a few more warblers in Lake Park.