Today was a bit more cloudy, but there was still enough good light for a few images. The warbler flock wasn’t as large or varied, but we still have two or so weeks of migration left.
I also found a few decent bugs.
American Redstarts are still passing through in small flocks.
This Northern Cardinal has found a nice meal.
Chestnut Sided Warblers are only seen here during mogration.
I’m still seeing a lot of Magnolia Warblers
I’ve always liked the look of the Red Bellied Woodpecker,
Northern Parulas aren’t as common as other warblers.
Many small birds, like this Red Eyed Vireo, get quite acrobatic when foraging.
This American Robin is a juvenile.
White Eyed Vireos are usually more difficult to photograph.
Raspberry Crown Borer 
