@Chuckinflorida 13 April 2022 more from that month

I went for a hike this morning before it got to warm and was lucky enough to photograph a new bird to me it's a Northern Parula in the 2nd photo it's Enjoying a spider. Northern Parula Setophaga americana This small warbler is often hard to see as it forages in dense foliage of the treetops. However, it is easy to hear; the male seems to repeat his buzzy trickle-up song constantly from early spring through mid-summer at least. Northern Parulas hide their nests inside hanging Spanish moss in the South, or in the similar Usnea lichens in the North, where they are impossible to spot except by the actions of the parent birds. Information furnished by audubon.org