When I saw this yellow bird streaking through the air I
couldn't believe my eyes. I have never ever seen a
Warbler of any kind in my yard.
couldn't believe my eyes. I have never ever seen a
Warbler of any kind in my yard.
He conveniently landed in my purple butterfly bush.
Too bad it was so far away, I had to crop these to death
Then he landed in the gravel on the driveway
confirming my guess that it was a Yellow Warbler. 
Then I really got lucky and it came closer
and landed in a tree.
Then I really got lucky and it came closer
and landed in a tree.
It was my lucky day for sure.
A Yellow Warbler and I didn't have to go out and find him.
To God be the Glory ~~ Great Things He Hath Done
This little fella is like a dash of sunlight.Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Hey thats great...what a surprise!!I think you have some good shots there even if you had to "crop then to death" ; }
ReplyDeleteWe have alot of different warblers here ...I'm sure happy for you that one came to visit you...I bet" and I'm not a betting person : } " there is a least another one around!!
What a little beauty! So glad you got to see it and even get pictures.
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Very cool! great shots! I always see the same types of summer birds over & over, not too many new ones - finches (house, purple, yellow and indigo), cardinals (we have babies!!), blue jays (come to eat outside cat food), sparrows (all kinds), titmouses (or is it titmice?), downy, hairy & red-breasted peckers (for the suet), chickadees (little tuxidos), grackels (for the cat food, too) - did I miss any? It's always fun to see a different bird in the yard.
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what a treat! I always think of July as a boring month for birdwatchers--but not in your yard! How lucky you were looking.
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What a blessing to see that little bitty bird! It is so pretty and bright too!! And right at your own house too! Can't beat that!
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