KevCan
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It is migrating season again. What warblers have you seen this year? It's been raining most of the days for the past last week and I haven't seen many. This weekend suppose to be good. I plan to go out and check out.
What warblers have you seen this year?
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Maljo
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Palm, hooded, prothonotary, yellow, red start, parula, Louisiana waterthrush, Nashville, magnolia
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Prothonotary, Yellow, and Kentucky so far this spring. Midwest (Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio). This one grabbed an ant for breakfast.
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Here in Wisconsin, so far: tons of Yellow-rumped, and a singleton each of Palm, Pine, Black & White, and Northern Waterthrush.
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KevCan
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That's quite a lot. It is a good catch!
KevCan
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You grabbed the right moment!
KevCan
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They all look very nice!
thanks
Doug Herr
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I'm on the road from California to Ontario. I've seen Palm, Wilson's, Nashville, Yellow-rumped, Louisiana Waterthrush, Hooded, Grace's, Painted Redstart, Lucy's. The show here at Point Pelee should start any day now.
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Thanks. He was very cooperative.
Hobbzz
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Just yellow rumped so far in Central Wisconsin. Lots of ruby crowned Kinglet though
KevCan
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That's a long trip, and you have chances to see all different birds in different areas. Point Pelee is probably the best place in Ontario for see the bird migration.
lukemeup
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Oh yeah, I forgot about the Kinglets!
I just saw first Yellow Warbler this afternoon. Couldn't get a shot of him... I find they're one of the more difficult warbs to photograph well.
Just got back from southern Ohio, "warbler photo adventure." Got a bunch: Cerulean, Hooded, Yellow, Worm-eating, Louisiana Waterthrush, Prairie, Redstart, Pine, Blue-winged, Myrtle, Ovenbird, Black and white, Black-throated green, Kentucky, Palm, Prothonotary, Yellowthroat. In California I have gotten Wilson's, Audubon's, Orange-crowned, Townsend's. Too bad I am not going to Magee or other northerly migrant spots this year :-(.
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KevCan
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they are so cute!
KevCan
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Wow, that's a lot.
Sensational Kentucky shot! That's a good number of Warblers you saw, dang! Looking forward to some more of your shots!
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Turberticus
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Not many species because I haven't gotten out much, but TONS of photos of Yellow-throated Warblers because they're quite numerous and easy to find here (over 300 photos), Northern Parula, and Yellow Warblers. Hoping to get some more local breeding species over the next month or two. Louisiana Waterthrush, Redstart, Swainson's, Hooded, Common Yellowthroat, Cerulean, Kentucky, Blue-winged...
Jamie Baker
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I'm in Kentucky, USA and it's been an extremely late migration. I think the cool weather has kept the migrants to the south. I think that's about to change immediately, I hope so. I have however seen Palm, Yellow-rumped, Yellow, Hooded, Nashville, Prairie, Prothonotary, Common Yellowthroat, N. Parula, Pine, Yellow-throated and both waterthrushes. All these in very low numbers. My best warbler photo of the spring so far is of a Prairie.
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KevCan
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Yes, we have a cold Spring this year. Hopefully the temperature will pick up in the next 2 weeks and we will see more. That is a very prod pose!
Cold weather and late migration is PERFECT for me, as I have a solo birding trip coming up here in 2 weeks, so thought I would be missing migration that late in May.
Reading eBird reports for my area, there's been a Blackburnian spotted not too far from me.. that's my #1 goal Warbler this year, hope I get the chance to see one! There's currently a Northern Waterthrush at my spot, but that guy is insanely skittish and I can't get anywhere close to him.
Reading eBird reports for my area, there's been a Blackburnian spotted not too far from me.. that's my #1 goal Warbler this year, hope I get the chance to see one! There's currently a Northern Waterthrush at my spot, but that guy is insanely skittish and I can't get anywhere close to him.
I’m headed to Galveston for 5 days tomorrow, I’ll let you know!
Is this the Trogon Tours trip with Nate Chappell? I have done the trip twice, once in April and once in May. I hope you get a lot of birds at the Stevenson blind.
Another southern Ohio shot from my just-completed trip. I reluctantly decided to leave the flower in front of the Ovenbird's wing as is. It's an imperfect shot, but I really like the attitude this guy showed. My son saw it said it reminded him of Marilyn Monroe 
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