Description

If I’m lucky to catch sight of the Yellow-throated Warbler when it arrives at one of my feeders in the Spring, I count myself very fortunate. The bird only sticks around for a few days, so I have to give the feeders all my attention in an attempt to capture a few photos of this great-looking bird before it again disappears. If I’m viewing it in migration, I never see it heading in the other direction, because the Spring visit is the only time I’ve observed the Yellow-throated Warbler. Perhaps it stays in Tennessee for the summer, but just not up on the Cumberland Plateau where I live.

Category

Warblers, Waxwings, Wrens & Kinglets

Species

• Yellow-throated Warbler

Tags

• suet feeder
• Yellow-throated Warbler
• Setophaga dominica
• insect cake
• 2-3 Apr 2016