yellow throated warbler, one last time

He's still hanging around,bullying the chipping sparrows and hogging the sunflower seed.
It has been a week and the yellow throat hasn't moved on, which I find surprising.

Another great visitor to the yard this morning - a pileated woodpecker. We rarely see them in the yard.

Lots of other great spring arrivials - red headed woodpeckers, baltimore orioles, several types of warblers.
The best thing is there are more coming.

Have a great weekend.

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Rob Turner said…
Hi Ric, Great photo of the Yellow-throated Warbler! I hope to catch sight of it this coming weekend in Rondeau! Could you tell me what kind of Camera you use? I'm shopping for a new one in the next few days...
Thanks, Rob Turner, London Ontario
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