Saturday, October 10, 2020
Black throated blue warblers
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The black throated warblers are such fun to watch, so strong, so determined to catch bugs. The female is bland, easily recognized by her "pocket".
The male on the other hand is a real eye catcher. Bugs on the menu as many as possible. I've never seen them side by side during migration.
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- Beth Bergman
- New York, NY, United States
- It is a pleasure sharing observations. The "bethlenz" blog will always be current, subjects observed on an almost daily basis, mostly nature. The "operalenz" blog will have posts less frequently, because of the extra time needed to scan older images. It is not a blog of current criticism. All images are REGISTERED COPYRIGHT © BETH BERGMAN, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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