It looked like another hot, humid and cloudy day, but I headed out early anyway in hopes of finding some migrants. The light was better than I had hoped, and a fellow birder spotted a Yellow Warbler in addition to the Black and White.
Nice variety today.
I saw several Blue Grosbeaks feeding in the trees.
I haven’t been seeing many Monarch Butterflies lately.
This Orchard Oriole flew from tree to tree, singing loudly.
I’ve been seeing a lot of Eastern Towhees recently.
I had never considered how difficult it must be for some Hummingbirds to preen.
I nearly stepped on this well hidden Tortoise.
Even partially hidden, a Scarlet Tanager is quite a sight.
This Black and White Warbler is probably migrating.
This Red Eyed Vireo is molting.
Blue Gray Gnatcatchers continue to be very active.
Several Indigo Buntings were feeding in the meadow..
Flycatchers are tricky to ID, but this is probably an Acadian Flycatcher.