Wednesday, July 13, 2011
A Black and White Warbler for Worldbird Wednesday
Its as if this little warbler is saying,"Hello there!" and my reply would be. "How nice to see you again, Its been a long time" I have seen black and white warblers in our yard before but not often. Its such a visually lovely little bird with its crisp black and white stripes. Its naming is obvious isn't it? although I wonder if I showed it to my grandchildren if they might call it a zebra bird. Its so delightful!
I checked my blog archives and found a previous posting of a black and white warbler sighting on July 10th, 2008. The timing of their appearance coincides. There are a couple of identifying characteristic tips in this post found at:http://naturetales.blogspot.com/2008/07/black-and-white-warbler.html
See the white stripe down the center of its head in the photo above?!
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Super photos of a beauty!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteI love how the Black and White Warbler climbs around a tree just like a Nuthatch. Fabulous captures!
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You have fantastic pictures of this bird.
ReplyDeleteSplendid captures of a bird I have yet to see!
ReplyDeleteIt id lovely. It looks like the zebra of the bird world.
ReplyDeleteWow what a striking little bird.
ReplyDeleteLovely images.
Great photos of a beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteAdd me to the list of those admiring your pictures--They really are great shots with such beautiful detail!
ReplyDeleteWhat d distinctive-looking little bird! Your photos are wonderfully up close and detailed!
ReplyDeleteI love the second photo! What a beautiful bird. I wish that I saw more warblers.
ReplyDeleteLove that black and white! I have not seen one yet this year!
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