Why is the Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle/Audobon's) called that? Why isn't
it called the Yellow-crested-sided and rumped Warbler or the Yellow here and
there Warbler? Enquiring minds need to know these things. It's a very nice
looking warbler.
The light was very bright and glary, very harsh which is not ideal but the
birds didn't care as they were hot and needed a bath.
Afternoon Session at the Waterfall. 2-4pm
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| Yellow Pretty Much Everywhere Warbler |
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| Baltimore Oriole |
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Orchard Oriole (1st Summer)
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Red-bellied Woodpecker
In case you're wondering the tree is a
Hackberry.
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| Indigo Bunting |
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Chipmunk
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It went very quiet just after 4pm so it was time to go make the Potoato Soup for
dinner. It was good. I went back out about 5:40ish amd it was dead for nearly half an hour, just the odd squabbling Robin's and Catbirds. I kept thinking,
I'll give it another 5 minutes as it went quite dark, then it brightend up and I
gave it another 5 minutes. Then this beauty showed up for a bath.
Evening Session at the Waterfall
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Black-throated Blue Warbler
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Black-throated Blue Warbler
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Black-throated Blue Warbler
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Then the Myrtles showed up and the sun was going down behind the tree's and I thought I'll
give it another 10 minutes or I'll stay out to quarter past. Then it became all
worthwhile staying out.
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| Wood Thrush |
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| Wood Thrush |
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| Wood Thrush |
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