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Ovenbird, Marblehead Neck Sanctuary, Marblehead, MA |
I can tell it is going to be a good warbler day when I leave the house and immediately hear a black-throated blue in the neighbor's tree. Up to Salem for a meeting, I take a slight detour to Marblehead Neck. It doesn't take long to get my allotment of warbler action: parula, chestnut-sided, black-throated blue, black-throated green, ovenbird (everywhere, strutting like tiny chickens), Canada (a little early?), northern waterthrush (also everywhere, singing loudly). And who was this guy, suddenly appearing trailside?
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Kentucky Warbler, Marblehead Neck |
That would appear to be a Kentucky Warbler. The cause of some general excitement.
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Kentucky Warbler, Marblehead Neck |
Such a gorgeous bird. And a nonchalant bird as well. Hardly noticed all the camera clicks.
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Kentucky Warbler, Marblehead Neck |
And came so close it practically hopped on my toes.
Below is the video version (you'll see two of the photos above being taken). As I was shooting, it came closer and closer until it came so close I had trouble finding it in the viewfinder.
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