Nashville warbler



Still waiting for the spring migration.

Another from the archives, May 21, 2023, Rondeau Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.

Waiting for its turn in the water feature.

Leiothlypis ruficapilla. 

Nashville Warblers don't breed anywhere near Nashville, Tennessee, although they do migrate through. The species got its name because Nashville was where Alexander Wilson first saw it, in 1811, and went on to name it.

source-allaboutbirds-org

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