nashville warbler

Another kitchen capture.

*Doing the dishes...looks out the window....OMG!....runs n gets camera, shoots through kitchen window* Gotcha Mr. Nashville Warbler!

Nashville Warbler (Leiothlypis ruficapilla subsp. ruficapilla) Male, species sexually dimorphic. South Padre Island Convention Center, South Padre Island, Cameron County, Texas, USA. Small coastal woodland adjacent to Laguna Madre at ca. 2 m (6.6 ft) elevation.

This is my ID, but the pink feet causes me to think again.

A first time sighting and capture. This may be a juvie.

Paruline joues grises

What I believe to be a Nashville warbler, with a snack. Taken some time ago, and one of the first bird captures I managed with my Fuji S4800. Unfortunately the bird is slightly out of focus. I'm not sure why, there's not much else to focus on here, but my galldurn camera managed to do it! lol!

What I take to be a Nashville Warbler, popping it's head out of the dense interior of a small hemlock tree.

Another shot from Magee Marsh, Ohio migration. This was a new one for me. You can just start to see the reddish crown on it's head.

Another one I've never seen before.

Another photo of errant Nashville Warbler that has been in our backyard on and off over the last week in Philadelphia, PA.

9x12 inch watercolor. Based on photos of an errant, very errant, Nashville Warbler that appeared in our backyard in Philadelphia, PA about 10 days ago. He's since been back a couple of times.

A bird that really shouldn't be in our backyard at this time of year. We first saw him last week, didn't see him for eight days, then saw him again today numerous times.

Nashville Warbler, Forsythe Refuge, New Jersey, USA

The ID forum has convinced me to change this once believed to be Connecticut Warbler to a Nashville. Thank you Id Forum.

I always wanted to take a picture of this Warbler species, ever since I saw one singing right at our camp site, about ten years ago.

Vermivora ruficapilla at Agua Caliente County Park, Anza Borrego Desert, San Diego County, CA, 04-12-07, Canon 20D 400/f5.6L.

This is my first decent shot of this bird. I have seen it a number of times but always came up very dissapointed with the pictures I had taken.

We think a nashville warbler, same bird as in my last post, only time I've seen it.

I've never seen this bird before or since, we think it's a nashville warbler, passing thru going north

Another ''shy'' warbler... ;-)

Vermivora ruficapilla at "The Drip", Cabrillo National Monument, San Diego, CA, 05-13-05.

A curious guy high in the tree tops. Taken May 7, 2003.