A few new ones from last week

[Palo]

Hi Folks,

Here are the new birds off my list from the last time I got out birding.  Last week Thursday and Friday at Leslie Spit and Col Sam Smith Park.  Thanks again to my fellow birders who helped me identify some of these.  Enjoy!

Philadelphia Vireo - Leslie Spit/Wet Woods 2013-05-16




Eastern Wood-Pewee




Black-throated Green Warbler No.1 - Leslie Spit/Wet Woods


Nashville Warbler - Col Sam Smith Park 2013-05-17




Tennessee Warbler No.1


Tennessee Warbler No.2


Orange-crowned Warbler




Cape May Warbler




Black-throated Green Warbler No.2 - Col Sam Smith Park


Last but not least!

Wilson's Warbler


Thx for watching

[Rotarran]

Great set...love the Cape May...very cute on the pine needles.

[thouc]

Very nice collection!

The flycatcher I believe is a Least Flycatcher, due to the bold eye-ring and big-headed appearance.

[Palo]

Great set...love the Cape May...very cute on the pine needles.

Thx man... Hope to see you out there!

Very nice collection!

The flycatcher I believe is a Least Flycatcher, due to the bold eye-ring and big-headed appearance.

Wow, thanks again Thomas!  The differences between the Flycatchers are very subtle. I'll have some more for you a little later.

[thouc]

Upon further review I think the first Vireo is a Warbling Vireo (while the second is Philadelphia) and the first one labeled Tennesse Warbler looks more like a female Black-throated Blue Warbler even if the white spot on the wing is barely visible.

[bronco]

Terrific photos.

[helen_admiral]

Gorgeous pictures and great capture, it must be a lot of work to chase these little birds!

I am heading there tomorrow and hopeful to see some of these lovely birds

[Palo]

Hi Folks, sorry for the very long delay in responding... I'm swamped with work lately.

Upon further review I think the first Vireo is a Warbling Vireo (while the second is Philadelphia) and the first one labeled Tennesse Warbler looks more like a female Black-throated Blue Warbler even if the white spot on the wing is barely visible.

Hey Thomas, the two shots of the Vireo is the same bird.  I change my exposure constantly and the same bird can look a little different, depending on how the light hits it.  The two Tennessee Warblers however, are two different birds and they do look subtly different.  This is the first time seeing them, so I'll go with what ever you say.  Thanks again.

Terrific photos.

Gracias Bronco!  Looking forward to seeing more of your shots.

Gorgeous pictures and great capture, it must be a lot of work to chase these little birds!

I am heading there tomorrow and hopeful to see some of these lovely birds

Thx Helen,  it can be a lot of work but it's a lot of fun!  Hope you had a great day at the Birding Festival last Saturday!  Cheers

[thouc]

Hey Thomas, the two shots of the Vireo is the same bird. I change my exposure constantly and the same bird can look a little different, depending on how the light hits it.

Okay, that's why ID'ing by photo is quite a challenge sometimes. In the first picture there is hardly any yellow, while in the second, the yellow is very obvious. I'd go with Philadelphia Vireo then.

[Irene]

Terrific collection.