The golden-winged warbler is a small wood warbler that nests in the north eastern half of the United States from Maine to Minnesota.They typically breed in bushy fields or marshes, building their nest low to the ground. They migrate to Central America and the northern portion of South America where they live in mixed flocks in the canopies of tropical forests over the winter. In Minnesota they usually only breed in the northern portions of the state. I photographed this bird while it was migrating north to its breeding territory in May.
24 comments:
Beautiful bird.
I played too. Mine is here.
It's a beautiful little warbler.
how cute!
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
This bird was really beautiful :-) Greetings from Liva
What a lovely, bright perky little guy.
His coloring is so pretty. Wish we saw them here in California.
Beautiful....the lighting in your photo is definitely picture perfect!!!
Hi!
That was a really beautiful picture of a good-looking little fellow!
We don't have that bird here.
Greetings Pia in Sweden
a very sharp looking bird!
That is a beautiful warbler. Great shot! They've been spotted around here, but I've yet to see one.
The yellow really makes him stand out. From Findlay
Great photo of a beautiful bird.
a beautiful looking bird; that dash of yellow does it for me every time
You are so very good at capturing wild birds without even touching them! I can imagine what the song of this warbler must be like.
That's an excellent capture of a beautiful bird!
Wow beautiful bird!
each time I open your site another gorgeous beauty shows up! thank you for these incredible images!
What a pretty little bird! Nice shot!
A beautiful bird!
Golden Rule
Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
Beautiful shot, Eco. This one is one my wish list... :)
This is a beautiful shot of a gorgeous little bird! Thanks for sharing it.
Beautiful yellow color--what a pretty bird.
Ann
What an absolute cracker.
Wonderful looking bird - a little bit more distinctive than some warblers.
Thanks for linking to WBW - Stewart M - Australia
Beautiful colour on the warbler.
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