Another morning after a modest north wind. Once again, the sun was covered by an annoying joke of a cloud that hung around like a bad odour. This morning the warblers stayed around longer than they usually do here near the bluffs. The best location was a bank of tall cedars and within the wooded area as far as sightings were concerned. The woods are dark due to extensive vegetation and therefore not the best place to shoot. I was out between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m.
Sightings included:
Adult Yellow-rumped warbler and juveniles / Cape May juvenile / Bay-breasted juvenile / Chestnut-sided juvenile / American Redstart juvenile or female / Eastern Wood Pewee / Ovenbird / Magnolia juvenile / Blackburnian juvenile / Common Yellowthroat juvenile / RE Vireo / and a few unknown warblers.
Unknown warbler ... red bill, crown like a Chestnut-sided but chest spot and too much yellow ... ?
Chestnut-sided juvenile
Common Yellowthroat juvenile
Cape May juvenile
Bay-breasted juvenile
American Redstart juvenile
Cape May juvenile
Yellow-rumped juvenile
Magnolia juvenile in deep shade
Magnolia juvenile
Red-eyed Vireo
