It's a Black-throated Blue Warbly...cause its got a black throat...and it's mostly blue...except for the white parts...
Hello again. If you just guessed that I'm still at Magee Marsh and not at work you'd be half right...sort of. I'm not at work today(again), but I'm not at Magee. THese are still from last Fridays outing...with maybe one more post of pics sometime.
Today I went to the Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve, more warblys! Butt, you'll have to wait to see what I saw, see? Fine. Until we meet again...
A Black-throated Green Warbler...same as above...except it's green.
I should be a bird guide...I'm good.
Yep...still getting those birdie butts!
Still green too...
...with a black throat...
This fuzzy feathery thing was only seen by myself and one other person.
She screamed(really) "GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER!"
I thought Blue-winged Warbler, though there was a hybrid Brewster's in the same area.
We'll never know due to my excellent photographer skills...ha.
A Chestnut-sided Warbly.
Yep, you guessed it...cause it has chestnut sides!
Oh, it's a laugh riot here today kids!
Where'd that stick come from?
I'm thinking...since he's all alone, he must be a Hermit Thrush.
What do you think? Hmmmm?
This is a Lincoln's Sparrow.
He took his top hat off to prepare for a bath.
( Are you still there?)
A Mourning Dove...in the afternoon...mourning the loss of her freedom after those kids hatch.
My blog wouldn't be complete without a few(HA? Few?!) crappy photos.
Silly Mourning Warblers(no relation to Mourning Doves by the way), always hiding in the dark creepy crevices.
Oooh...a Nashville Warbly not in Tennessee.
"Thank ya very mush..."
(Say it with an Elvis accent and you may laugh, or not.)
A Palm Warbly, NOT in a palm tree.
"KNOCK OFF THE STOOPID JOKES LOOP!"
Smart alec Prothonotary Warblys...
Ruby-crowned Kinglets are very humble.
They like to hide their crowns...
Swainson's Thrush.
Ran out of jokes.
Hmmmm...a White-throated Sparrow...called that because?
Yes! He has a white throat!
You catch on quickly.
A Wood Thrush after a rough flight in.
With a little rest and a brush, he'll be fine.
I'll bet you'll never guess why this is called a Yellow Warbly!
Hmph. You've heard this before haven't you?
Even this Yellow-rumped Warbly has had enough of me for today.
Sorry...butt I'll be back! Mwahaha!
Awesome post and photos. I'd have to work for years to see all these warblers and then i'd have lots of lousy pictures. Take more time off work eh?
ReplyDeleteNo, no, no...DON'T work forever, then you'll MISS all the warblies! Trust me, I have hundreds(Doodles says thousands) of lousy pics...soon I'll post a few of those!
DeleteThey are arriving here in Central Maine, too, all of the above, except I have no pictures. I don't know how you do it! They are too high and don't stay still long enough....well, most of them, anyway. We are enjoying black and whites and no. parulas, too. I love spring!
ReplyDeleteBeing taller and hyperactive helps in getting those shots!
DeleteWe finally got down there today! I missed some warblers I wanted to see, but saw a lot of great birds including a show-off Scarlet Tanager. I can't complain. A day birding is a day you can't complain about! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's like deja vue all over again!
DeleteWe finally got down there today! I didn't get to see all of the warbler species I was hoping for, but I did see a good number. Also, there was a show-off Scarlet Tanager. Any day birding is a good day! :)
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I keep missing the Tanager...being red/green color blind doesn't help...
DeleteSo envious of the Warblers!! My part of the western prairies doesn't get many warblies.
ReplyDeleteSounds like next May you will be visiting Magee Marsh!
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