On May 17th I posted about a Pine Siskin defending my feeder from a group of House Sparrows. Also in my yard that morning I photographed the female Black-throated Blue Warbler and Blue-headed Vireo pictured below.
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Female Black-throated Blue Warbler |
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Blue-headed Vireo |
The Black-throated Blue was the first warbler in my yard this month and the Blue-headed Vireo was a new bird for my yard list #130. The same day I added an Eastern Kingbird (#131) to the list.
Fast-forward to Saturday the 25th a chilly 35 F morning and I had this Hummingbird trying to stay warm by fluffing up her feathers. A rather late Common Loon also flew over.
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Fat Hummingbird |
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Common Loon |
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The thermometer said 35 F, the strawberry plant wanted a recount. |
Another Warbler and Vireo showed up on Monday the 27th.
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Magnolia Warbler |
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Red-eyed Vireo |