Standing Tall - Pine Warbler
by Christy Cox
Title
Standing Tall - Pine Warbler
Artist
Christy Cox
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Photograph - Photography
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A Pine Warbler, Setophaga pinus, stands tall at the end of a broken branch singing a bright musical trill morning song. Her song is as cheery and lovely as her bright yellow feathers. The Pine Warbler is one of the few warblers that stay in the continental US for the winter months, specifically the Southeast. They are the first ones to fly back northward in the spring. They receive their names due to spending a great deal of time high in the pine trees and eating insects and seeds from the pine tree, hence why they are difficult birds to be seen.
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March 16th, 2015
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Comments (90)
Christy Cox
Thank you so very much Barbie! I really appreciate it! He looks like the Easter candy - Peeps with all the yellow!:)
Barbie Corbett-Newmin
All your bird shots are worth a good look; I like this one because so much of the yellow chest shows!lf
Christy Cox
Thank you so very much Elizabeth! Appreciate it! I feel very lucky to have had this little one visit all winter!:)
Elizabeth Winter
What a cute bird. We don't get many warblers here and they only pass thru. Excellent capture Christy! f/v
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