Beautiful October weather brought out the Yellow-rumped Warblers (Setophaga coronata) in good numbers today. They moved quickly through the trees gleaning what they could find.
So. Many. YRWAs.
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A wee bright Butterbutt to brighten up this gloomy day! #yellowrumpedwarbler #audubonsyellowrumpedwarbler #warbler #butterbutt #nycaudubon #nycnature #nycparks #nycbirds #bird #birding #brooklynbirding #brooklyn #greenwoodcemetery #floweringtree #spring #migration #urbanbirding #urbanwildlife #nycwildlife #audubon #wildnyc #myfavoriteseason (at Green-Wood Cemetery)
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A lil pollen dusted Yellow-rumped warbler in a cherry tree eating all the little bugs he can find.
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Yellow-rumped Warbler
St Marks NWR, FL
2-18-18
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One wet Butterbutt (Yellow-rumped Warbler) – Photo by Dave Govoni
It’s raining in Carp tonight, and our local Butterbutts (mostly Audubon’s, but a few Myrtle’s like this one, too) are probably looking like this. We’ve evacuated (again; fourth time now). The heaviest rains aren’t due until Thursday. Fingers crossed that our house comes through okay. Pretty sure many people’s houses won’t.
I’m more worried about all the people who I know are rolling the dice by ignoring the evacuation order. My neighbor across the street is staying; I talked to him as we were leaving, and he waved off my comment that this storm was going to be bigger than last time. “That’s what they said last time,” he said.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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A Yellow-rumped warbler in Pearland! (at Shadow Creek Ranch Nature Trail)
Looks like a Myrtle, which is the more common subspecies in Texas but very much less common than Audubon’s out my way.
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Thoughtful Yellow Rumped Warbler is thoughtful…. ❤️ #yellowrumpedwarbler #warbler #bird #birding #spring #migration #urbanbirding #urbannature #urbanbirds #urbanwildlife #birdwatching #nycparks #nycbirds #nycnature #nycwildlife #wildnyc #nycbirding #brooklynbirding #greenwoodcemetery #nycaudubon #audubon (at Green-Wood Cemetery)
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Inktober Day 2: Divided
The Yellow-rumped Warbler complex (Setophaga coronata) has variously been split and lumped into several species. Three of the most distinctive are the Myrtle Warbler (above), Audubon’s Warbler (right), and Black-fronted Warbler (left). Recently there has been a proposal to divide them once again into separate species.
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