they, and the Yellow Rumps (Myrtle warblers) are very reliable on our suet here in the winter.

Warblers are kind of a challenge/passion for me - in my whole bird watching life, I've not seen all that many - Black Throated Blue, Blackburnian, Yellow Throat, Hooded and Redstart here in my yard in Raleigh, and Black and White and Black Throated Green at Ocracoke Island. I hear far more than I see!

I heard the warbler well before I saw it. I just followed his song.

Thanks, NRaleighLiberal.

Beautiful species and easy to capture, I'm sure.

Lovely photos.

Then there were several and I was enchanted!

lol

Thanks, justiceischeap.

Love your Robins!

as always!

That evil bird...it does try me.

Hope to see it here soon!



Thanks for sharing your adventures.

Gives me something else to look forward to. (I tell myself)

The redpolls are still flocking around here like crazy, but they're such skitterish little things, it's almost impossible to get a clear shot, especially when it's cloudy and the light is low. I think you did a great job with these photos.

My goal is to eventually get a clear shot of that evil bird. Gives me something to aim for. (hehe)

I found a woods where several live so that will increase my chances. (or not)

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I got a new lens for my b-day and I played around with it today. This weekend I'm taking it deep into the woods and see what I can see.

Got these today.

The sapsucker landed on the tree trunk looks like he's gloating (You can't fly can you, Solly Mack?).

Oh, and take care around that Chipping Sparrow...he looks intent on leading you astray.


edit: ...punctuation matters...

Thanks, Adsos Letter!