 | You might find me in the treetops as I migrate through Florida between my South American wintering grounds and my Canadian breeding grounds. Look for my rusty red head and tummy patches. Most Likely Found: In the treetops When: Migrant Where I've photographed: Fort De Soto Read more: Bay-breasted Warbler at Cornell Lab of Ornithology |
I have written 2 posts including a photo of a Bay-breasted Warbler
May 7, 2017 - A male Bay-breasted Warbler, a Prothonotary Warbler (not photographed), some female Yellow Warblers, and this Tennessee Warbler were my best warblers at the East Beach road.... Several female Bay-breasted Warblers were feasting on the fruit.... Bay-breasted Warblers are rare at Fort De Soto, and I'd only ever seen one before.... Read more
May 5, 2014 - The best bird of the day was the Bay-breasted Warbler, who made a brief appearance in the privet near the fountain.... The Bay-breasted Warbler winters in Cuba and the very northern tip of South America.... Like the Bay-breasted Warbler, he's on his way to Canada to nest.... Read more