After days of rain, it was nice to get out this morning before more rain came in this afternoon. I went with a friend and his wife to an area in the next county over. It was a very isolated area and I don't think I would have gone by myself or at least would not have felt very comfortable.
As soon as the car door opened it was a symphony of bird songs. I was excited as I began to identify what was there. It was not long before what I hoped to see flew by. The number of Prothonotary Warblers were a delight to the senses.
Continuing on down a path, there was a great flurry of activity among some American Redstarts. Before long we spotted what they were upset about...a snake in the tree. A group of 5 or 6 females began displaying and alarming in the tree where the snake was. Not once did we ever see a male though.
On my way home, I did make a quick stop by my usual birding haunt and what do you know, I spotted a male Redstart!
A Yellow-throated Warbler was searching a tree and feeding a young one.
As we were leaving we spotted a White-eyed Vireo. I really like these birds with their white eye.
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