Birders

cab67

(3,010 posts) Fri Jan 15, 2021, 10:40 AM Jan 2021

some warblers

These were all taken last year.

Magnolia warbler, Ryerson Forest Preserve, IL:
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Wet blackburnian warbler, Gillson Park, Wilmette, IL:
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Hooded warbler, Ryerson Forest Preserve, IL:
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Ovenbird, Gillson Park, Wilmette, IL:
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Myrtle warbler (not yet re-split from yellow-rumped warbler, but it should be), Iowa City, IA:
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some warblers (Original Post) cab67 Jan 2021 OP

great little flyers . AllaN01Bear Jan 2021 #1

How beautiful! Freedomofspeech Jan 2021 #2

Most people never get into the woods during migration and see these colorful gems. idziak4ever1234 Jan 2021 #3

Remarkable plumage.... 3Hotdogs Jan 2021 #4

if you'd said, "beautiful plumage," cab67 Jan 2021 #6

spectacular! We've heard Ovenbirds for decades, but I am yet to spot one. NRaleighLiberal Jan 2021 #5

AllaN01Bear

(18,527 posts)

1. great little flyers .

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Fri Jan 15, 2021, 10:43 AM

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Freedomofspeech

(4,228 posts)

2. How beautiful!

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Fri Jan 15, 2021, 10:49 AM

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idziak4ever1234

(1,257 posts)

3. Most people never get into the woods during migration and see these colorful gems.

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Fri Jan 15, 2021, 10:50 AM

Jan 2021

It is a crime that their numbers are decreasing in staggering numbers. Your pictures are a treasure. The only Hooded Warbler I ever saw was at Point Peele and it was dead--- killed in a thunderstorm. Thanks!