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| This is a black and white warbler. I saw this one in my yard and this is one of the four I saw for the first time this year |
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| Not a 100% sure but I think this is an orange-crowned warbler. I think I saw one of these last year on a nature trip but this one I saw at home! |
| This is the one that has stumped me! |
| Yellow warbler, one of the more common warblers I see every year. But still exciting to see it, always fun to see it's BRIGHT yellow feathers popping out from the green of the trees |
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| Tennessee warbler I usually see this one a couple times each spring-summer. |
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| Yellow-rumped warbler, the most common warbler I see.But I LOVE this close-up I was able to get!!! Probably my favorite picture from all of these. |
| Another picture of a yellow-rumped warbler on a redbud tree. |
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| Northern Parula |
| Palm warbler. |







Oh my goodness, you're lucky! Of all those warblers, I've only seen an American Redstart and a Yellow-rumped Warbler this year. :|
ReplyDeleteI looked up "Orange-crowned Warbler", and the birds in the images I found look excactly like yours, so I'm certain that's what it was. No fair, you see everything! >:
The mystery bird looks like a vireo... one of these? I don't know.
~Audrey
Hey Audrey,
ReplyDeleteHaha that's funny I use Cornell Lab to ID birds too :) I hope you'll see more warblers! I guess I just was lucky this year. Vireo was one I was thinking too because of the way it behaved(stayed in one place for like a minute,than moved. Opposite of a warbler, always moving!) but none of them really matched so I guess the little guy will stay a mystery :(