A year-round resident here in the South, the Pine Warbler (Dendroica pinus) is much more noticeable in winter when their beautiful yellow feathers really stand out. Though associated with pine trees, they can be found in nearly every back yard and pecan orchard, as well.
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Love the Warbler. Beautiful picture. Thank you for capturing the beauty of nature.
I love your photo of the little Warbler. They are so fast, glad you got him!
Brian! Thank you for the warbler – Didn’t know you were a bird enthusiast as well – the cardinal in winter branches is my favorite contrasting shot – thanks again
I love birds, Linda. Have been a “birder” since I was in elementary school!