The blackburnian warbler is easy to identify since it is the only warbler in North America that has an orange throat. They nest in south east Canada and the north eastern United States. They prefer coniferous forests and are highly territorial. During the winter they migrate down to South America. During migration they will often mix in with flocks of other species.Welcome to Tuesday Tweets. To join in the fun, just post a photo of a bird on your blog then come here and enter your information in the inlinkz tool down below. Don't forget to put a link back to here on your blog and the pretty little banner photo. Then visit all of the sites that participate to see a lot of cool bird pics.
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3 comments:
Wonderful photo.
Regards and best wishes
That is a variety of warbler that I don't think we have in my part of the world. Very pretty bird.
I've got to add that the captcha that now shows on Blogger is very difficult to read and I usually don't comment on blogs that show it. So many people are complaining about this latest change to Blogger.
a beautiful warbler.
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