By herself, this bird would probably had gone on the unknown warbler list but her proximity to a bright male Cape May led us to believe she was indeed a Cape May Warbler (and possibly a pair).
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Phriday Photo – Bella Nova
Two weeks ago yesterday Birdfreak adopted a new dog: Dobella Nova Scotia, aka Bella. She already is a great hiker and has been to several local forest preserves and other birding spots. So instead of bringing you a bird photo this week, here are a couple shots of Bella. Bella is thought to be a
Phriday Photo – Digiscoped Dunlins
These Dunlins (Calidris alpina ) were digiscoped with our Swarovski rig at about a million feet away 🙂
Phriday Photo – Barn Swallow
Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica)
Phriday Photo – Northern Waterthrush
Phriday Photo – Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Ruby-crowned Kinglets (Regulus calendula) have been foraging wildly, leading the charge of migration which has picked up exponentially in just a few days.
Phriday Photo – Yellow-rumped Warbler Camouflage
For a bird with a bright yellow rump, these little warblers can hide pretty well. Yellow-rumped Warbler blending in Same shot but cropped to see the bird
Phriday Photo – Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers are back in full force!!
