My goal was to wait for hummingbirds and I did see them (next posting), but along the way there were the "flitters", the tiny warblers that flit from branch to branch scarfing down tiny insects. Now-you-see-the-them, now-you-don't.
The common yellowthroat.


The I'm-not-sure-what.

Bye-bye birdie.

The black and white warbler.

And then my eyes caught something in the grass, a bug hunter on the ground. Oh, joy! A first year Wilson's warbler. This was somebody different, worth standing in amongst the bugs to see.
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