Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.
Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.

Canada Warbler (Cardellina canadensis)

Canada Warbler

(Cardellina canadensis)

Description:

Early in September on South Padre Island, we’d been seeing Canada Warblers for about a week. With the recent arrival of Wilson’s, Hooded, Yellow, and Kentucky Warblers here, assessing the identity of small yellow-ish birds bouncing through the trees became more challenging.

Date Taken: 2022:09:08 14:18

Location:

South Padre Island Covention Cen
South Padre Island, Texas
United States
9.84 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/160

File Name: CanadaWarbler_8500394-SPI.Convention.Ctr_

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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