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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Jonathan]
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05/13/19 04:43 PM
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beautiful little bugger,have been seeing scarlet tanagers i believe they are called for the first time around the farm this year.they may have been here before but i didn't notice them-not sure.you have gotten me looking closer at the birds than ever before with your pics and i appreciate it greatly.
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Jonathan]
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05/13/19 05:33 PM
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The robins are back now,Seen 2 today,2 ruffed grouse,an otter and a moose.
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Jonathan]
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05/13/19 05:44 PM
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Love the warble pics. Been a while since i went out in early may to find them. Only redstart i ever saw was out on presque isle bay near Erie. Lots of warblers must pass through there running up the lake erie coast in spring.
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Boco]
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05/13/19 07:28 PM
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The robins are back now,Seen 2 today,2 ruffed grouse,an otter and a moose. Boco if the Robins are back are there any Timber Dootles up your way ?( American Woodcock) Outstanding Redstart.
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: squacks]
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05/13/19 09:39 PM
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Northwestern New York(Elder)
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Nice captures!
There has been a Black Throat Blue Warbler on my suet feeder the last 2 days. I had never seen one before this one showed up.
It is not the least bit afraid of me and i have stood watching it from 4 or 5 feet.
It's breeding ground is much farther north so I suppose it will be gone soon.
Squacks, I had one solitary migrating Black-throated Blue land in my yard at the suet feeders Nice captures!
There has been a Black Throat Blue Warbler on my suet feeder the last 2 days. I had never seen one before this one showed up.
It is not the least bit afraid of me and i have stood watching it from 4 or 5 feet.
It's breeding ground is much farther north so I suppose it will be gone soon.
I had a solitary migrating Black-throated Blue Warbler land in my yard last Wednesday. It was here on and off all day long until Saturday - haven't seen it since. What was most interesting for me to observe while studying the schedule of its feeding behavior and patterns, was that it fed 95% of the time at all three grape jelly feeders set for the Baltimore Orioles. In the balance, it periodically visited both suet feeders and fwd on insects in my maple and box elder trees. Jonathan ![[Linked Image]](https://trapperman.com/forum/attachments/usergals/2019/05/full-211-8789-th_3_081.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://trapperman.com/forum/attachments/usergals/2019/05/full-211-8790-th_1_066.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://trapperman.com/forum/attachments/usergals/2019/05/full-211-8791-we_6_047.jpg) Videos at jelly feeders https://flic.kr/p/2fRV6WKhttps://flic.kr/p/2fL12XEhttps://flic.kr/p/S5ASke
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Jonathan]
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05/14/19 12:00 AM
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Cool photos, as usual Jonathan. Redstarts are one of the very, very few warblers I can still hear!
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
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05/14/19 05:17 AM
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Handsome lil fellows. Thanks for sharing!
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
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05/14/19 07:58 AM
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Stunning Photo's Jonathan!!!
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Jonathan]
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05/14/19 09:52 AM
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Thank you to all for your kind words and comments.
I have seen only one other warbler species recently in this colder weather and heavy cloud cover - my regular visiting pair of Ruby-crowned Kinglets . If it ever warms up enough soon, a few stragglers might show up at the tail end of this year's irruptive spring migration.
Jonathan
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
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05/14/19 10:21 AM
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Nice captures!
There has been a Black Throat Blue Warbler on my suet feeder the last 2 days. I had never seen one before this one showed up.
It is not the least bit afraid of me and i have stood watching it from 4 or 5 feet.
It's breeding ground is much farther north so I suppose it will be gone soon.
Squacks, I had one solitary migrating Black-throated Blue land in my yard at the suet feeders Nice captures!
There has been a Black Throat Blue Warbler on my suet feeder the last 2 days. I had never seen one before this one showed up.
It is not the least bit afraid of me and i have stood watching it from 4 or 5 feet.
It's breeding ground is much farther north so I suppose it will be gone soon.
I had a solitary migrating Black-throated Blue Warbler land in my yard last Wednesday. It was here on and off all day long until Saturday - haven't seen it since. What was most interesting for me to observe while studying the schedule of its feeding behavior and patterns, was that it fed 95% of the time at all three grape jelly feeders set for the Baltimore Orioles. In the balance, it periodically visited both suet feeders and fwd on insects in my maple and box elder trees. Jonathan Videos at jelly feeders https://flic.kr/p/2fRV6WKhttps://flic.kr/p/2fL12XEhttps://flic.kr/p/S5ASke Great captures...Again. Like you, I have suet and jelly feeder. I never saw this finch on the jelly feeder. He did eat a LOT of orange flavored suet. This bird was here for 2 days. I have yet to see it today. We have been feeding birds for several decades and it is always exciting to see a new specie show up. I made a few captures but they are not as good as yours. I would need a better "bird" lens for that. Thanks for posting your photos.
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Re: New Spring Warbler Species
[Re: Jonathan]
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05/14/19 10:33 AM
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Great pics J, ive never seen a Redstart in my area of north central Wi.. Thanks for posting
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