It's a boy!

The first back and white warbler of the spring season. They flit around, belly to bark, easy to ID, black and white, except the male is different from the female.  The male has a black throat.  I  never noticed while shooting, because you get a split second before it flits behind leaves or zooms to another tree and the ground is hilly and rocky. It wasn't until I got the images into computer that I saw it was a male. Hot dog!! Not often. Only in spring, though I could be mistaken.  We've got bugs downstairs. Maybe it will stick around for a couple of days. Male black and white warbler pictures represent about 1% of my B/W archive.