Tennessee Warblers moving through

I've been lucky again this year to be graced by the presence of migrating Tennessee Warblers. You've got to look fast though as they're rarely around for more than a week!


I've included these first 2 images because they represent more typical sightings of these little guys in the field.....i.e. farther away than we'd like.

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Great set.

Great shots. I haven't seen any around here yet and you're only 60-70 miles away.

Wonderful set.

Very nice shots, Steve. FYI, the last one I saw here was on September 29th.
Al

Very, very nice, Steve. They certainly look well groomed. Great detail here.

Yes I did enjoy this set...well done Steve!

Great sets. I love those shots.

Well captured Steve.

bigjohninva wrote in post #17214174
Great set.

Thanks John!

DanThoman wrote in post #17214522
Great shots. I haven't seen any around here yet and you're only 60-70 miles away.

Greatly appreciated Dan and it's interesting you've seen none and I just saw another this AM. I don't get them every year, but at least 2 of the last 3 years they've stopped by to see me. Keep looking.

2n10 wrote in post #17214587
Wonderful set.

Much appreciated John!

CDMOOSE wrote in post #17214620
Very nice shots, Steve. FYI, the last one I saw here was on September 29th.
Al

I knew you'd like these Al and thanks for the compliment. The first 2 images were captured about the same time you saw your last one. They've got a lot of ground to cover don't they.

ardeekay wrote in post #17214841
Very, very nice, Steve. They certainly look well groomed. Great detail here.

Always appreciate your generous comments Rog. I can only assume their good looks come from great summers up north.

SJC from VT wrote in post #17215176
Yes I did enjoy this set...well done Steve!

Thanks Sandy, I'm glad you liked these little guys.

khhuang wrote in post #17215310
Great sets. I love those shots.

Much appreciated KH! Surely you have some where you are?

Red Dexs wrote in post #17215753
Well captured Steve.

Thanks as always Red!

Awesome! Love that last shot especially....nice and sharp and isolated, although I also like the ones with the leaves to show some surroundings. But there's something about those leaves....hmmm....oh yeah, they're GREEN!!! You'll have to remind your maple trees what colour they're supposed to be this time of year!

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You have nice shots of these cute little ones!

Wallace River wrote in post #17216347
Awesome! Love that last shot especially....nice and sharp and isolated, although I also like the ones with the leaves to show some surroundings. But there's something about those leaves....hmmm....oh yeah, they're GREEN!!! You'll have to remind your maple trees what colour they're supposed to be this time of year!

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Haha Ian, your powers of observation are very impressive! Not only did you get the right tree, but you got the color right too. I still have about 3 weeks before that tree turns pretty colors. Your comments, friendship, and observatory skills are all greatly appreciated.

JanetS wrote in post #17217589
You have nice shots of these cute little ones!

Thank you Janet.....I'll pass your compliment on to them as well!


And now, I apparently have to retract my statement above about them only being around for a week. This one visited me all day yesterday, some 2 weeks after the above images, and certainly enjoyed the grapes that were set out for him and others.

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Wonderful series Steve.

I hear it's hard just catching a glimpse of them, congrats on a well done job Steve lovely little guys.