Another excellent day!  I met Natalie at Quiet Waters early, and we went warbler hunting while waiting for the sun to get bit higher before tackling the pileated again. It was a fruitful exercise, and the warmer weather seems to have brought out many migrants.

We then spent an hour chasing the pileated, which was also time well spent.

We finished up with a quick look for Wood Ducks, which didn’t pan out, but it was late morning by that time.

This Great Blue Heron was the only worthwhile image I got while looking for Wood Ducks.

This Magnolia Warbler was high in the trees.

I’ve heard many Great Crested Flycatchers in the last week, but this is my first decent image.

This Ruby Throated Hummingbird landed right in front of me.

This Pileated Woodpecker is removing the chick’s fecal sacs from the nest.

The Scarlet Tanager is a favorite.