Every year at this time my house becomes a GIANT bird feeder as swarms of flies gather on the sunny sides to warm up and find a nice cozy place to spend the winter. Luckily I have my bug eating warbler friends to put a dent in the number of these parasitic pests. Fall warblers aren't always the easiest birds to identify but since I have two regulars at this time of year I will help you in this task.
Here is the Yellow-rumped Warbler...
and here is the Palm Warbler...
and here is the Palm Warbler...
Again...the Yellow-rumped warbler...
...Yellow-rumped... 
...Palm Warbler...
...Palm... 
HEY!!! How did you get in there!!!! 
Sorry about that sneaky White-crowned Sparrow trying to steal the show!
...Yellow-rumped... 
...Palm Warbler...
...Palm... 
HEY!!! How did you get in there!!!! 
Sorry about that sneaky White-crowned Sparrow trying to steal the show!Tomorrow a lesson in acrobatics!
8 comments:
Hi Eve.
There was a rare event here in East Anglia earlier in the year a White Crowned Sparrow turned up. As you can imagine he certainly stole the show. People flocked to see him.
These are so nice - it's fun to see your birdies in action!
Well, this was a fun one for me - I LOVE warblers - and white crowned sparrows too.
What great shots.
Hi Evie
Fab shots. I abosolute LOVE your USA warblers AND sparrows. So many of each and so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your warbler fest with us! Oh and the sneaky White-crowned too....
Lovely photos, such little darlings you've captured here.
Great shots, they all look well fed.
I should have done my catching up in backwards order...then I would have known what the birds were doing in the flying post :-) Wonderful shots! I wish I saw more warblers and could learn which is which.
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