rehess Loc: South Bend, Indiana, USA

Because of her interest in birds, my wife and I make regular trips to Pt. Pelee NP on the north shore of Lake Erie, located there because it is where migrating birds stop to refuel on their northward migration {normally warblers are in the tree tops chasing mosquitoes and other insects, so this is the best opportunity to see these small birds}. Because of her employment in higher education, though, we nearly always arrive at the tail end of the migration. By my count, we have made eleven trips there; I usually come away with maybe half a dozen pictures - but they are all of nature in general; these three are the only warbler pictures I've taken.
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1999 - adult Yellow Warblers nesting near path; 300mm on Canon EOS Elan 35mm camera


2014 - juvenile Yellow Warbler off in the bush; 300mm on 1.6 crop Canon Rebel


2017 - unidentified Warbler in the marsh; 300mm on 1.5 crop Pentax K-30

pesfls Loc: Oregon, USA

Nice. We saw our first warbler of the year today near our front window flitting around a japanese maple. An Orange crown female. Spring is coming on, albeit slowly.

Leicaflex Loc: Cymru

Good work.

merrytexan Loc: georgia

how thrilling to find the warblers nesting in shot no. 1...nice job!

Swamp-Cork Loc: Lanexa, Virginia

Very nice!