Swamp-Cork wrote:
Thanks Phil, and I suppose that it's the same little male that I'm still hearing each day just singing away, trying to attract a partner! I have a" Wild Birds Unlimited" monthly calendar hanging on the wall within a few inches, of my keyboard and the bird pictured for the month of June is the Prothonotary Warbler so will pass on the description... "Eats insects.... Range: Eastern United States....Facts: The only cavity nesting warbler found in the Eastern U.S., the Phothonotary Warbler prefer to nest in tree cavities or nest boxes that are surrounded by slow-moving or standing water. It's unique name is derived from Prothonotaries, a college of Roman Catholic papal officials who wear yellow vestments." I installed a new nest box along with a raccoon proof baffle hoping that they would select it , but so far no takers! Always great to hear from you and take care!
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Thanks for the info Corky. I went to my field guides for this one but your calendar does a nice job. Your photos are so nice and I have a recording of his song...beautiful. I hope he finds a mate, but in the mean time enjoy his daily serenades!