One of my birding stops for warblers today was Wehr Nature Center. After an hour things got busy and nice species where seen. Some of the highlight warblers were Mourning, Bay-breasted, Blackburnian, Blackpoll, Yellow, Canada, Magnolia, American Redstart, Common Yellowthroat and Chestnut-sided. It was an overcast morning and nice temps, low winds making it very comfortable. Images were taken on May 16, 2019.
Mourning Warbler, male
Canada Warbler, male
Mourning Warbler, male
American Redstart, 1st year male
Yellow Warbler, male
Blackburnian Warbler, male
Magnolia Warbler, male
Chestnut-sided Warbler, male
American Redstart, male, calling
Black-throated Green Warbler, female
Common Yellowthroat, male
Canada Warbler, male
Yellow Warbler, male
Magnolia Warbler, male
Bay-breasted Warbler, male
Mourning Warbler, male
Blackpoll Warbler, male
Blackpoll Warbler, female
Black-throated Blue, female
Wilson’s Warbler, male
Chestnut-sided Warbler, male
American Redstart, male
Yellow Warbler, male
Magnolia Warbler, male
Scarlet Tanager, male
Pretty impressive Jim. Have you ever noticed all the differences in color of legs/feet/toenails?/?? It’s kind of fascinating. . . . distinct in each species!
Jim, your photos are second best to seeing the warblers. Thanks for the wonderful shots. I wondered if many of them were singing. Anne
Wow! Fantastic close-ups. The colors are great. Much appreciated Jim.
These photos are so beautiful, thank you for sharing! I always think of the warblers as living jewels!
Wonderful warbler day for you. Thanks for sharing with all of us.
Simply amazing Jim. What a migration it’s been. Enjoy your photos so much!!
Wow, great images and variety. The two days I was out I saw 8 species in total and only 3 of the species you posted here. I’ll be back in town tomorrow to give it another go. I went to the Fox R Sanctuary early last week and saw next to nothing over 2 hours. You have the eye and camera skills to be sure.