This thread is comprised of about 16 hours of birdwatching. It was a beautiful day! I was very successful in getting many quality images of many different Warbler's and other bird's. I will try to limit the picture's to just 2 or 3 image's of each species. Thanks for the title Warbler King gang! Enjoy all the Warbler's!
Start of with a shot of a Bay-breasted Warbler
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Chestnut-sided Warbler
no.2 of the C-s W
last shot of the Chestnut-sided Warbler.
Black-throated Blue Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
no.2 of B-t GW
last shot of the Black-throated Green Warbler
Didn't get close shots of the Canada but decent shots...this bird is one of my favorite Warbler's.
last shot of the Canada Warbler
Immature male American Redstart...this is the most common bird along the boardwalk.
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a mature male...
hello...
The sign at the east end of the boardwalk.
Oven Bird...not and easy bird to photo, they just plow along through the forest floor...they rarely stop.
Female Prothonotary Warbler
first time to see a female Prothonotary...
the male Prothonotary Warbler
last shot of the Prothonotary Warbler.
Common Yellowthroat
took me 20 minutes to get photo's...he just wouldn't stop...lol
that's the shot I wanted...thankyou! onward...
Magnolia Warbler...another common bird on the boardwalk
no. 2 of the Mag W, this shot slightly soft looking but...
last shot of the Magnolia Warbler
I was heading back to my car and I asked a gentleman if he had seen any Mourning Warbler's he said no but did you see the Kirtland's? Ummm Kirtland's? I got lucky. lol
the Kirtland's Warbler is a rare find...
he was on the beach the whole day...he was not there today (Saturday) after asking another birder..
last shot of the Kirtland's Warbler....will be back after a short break to post a few more picture's of other Warbler's.
Black and White Warbler
no.2 of B W W
last shot of the Black and White Warbler...they are always looking for bugs on the bigger limbs...rarely did I see them not on the side of a large tree.
Blackpoll Warbler...the black cap on the top of his head makes it easy to Id, compared to a Black and White Warbler.
last shot of the Blackpoll Warbler
New Warbler's during my visits to Ottawa NWR this past week.
Kirtland's Warbler
Black and White Warbler
Blackpoll Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
Mourning Warbler
and Northern Parula
Northern Parula
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last shot of the Northern Parula
Plenty of Vireo's
Blue-headed Vireo
I thought it was a Magnolia Warbler for a minute...last of the B-h V.
Red-eyed Vireo are abundant here...
these next 2 shots I was very happy with.
