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| Louisiana Waterthrush |
This morning I dropped by Mead Gardens, and I had a pretty good time. Easily the biggest highlight was seeing two Louisiana Waterthrushes. These are really fun warblers, and before this morning I didn't have any presentable photos of them. All these photos are of the second one I found, which was much more cooperative than the first. You can tell it's a Louisiana Waterthrush instead of a Northern because if the white supercilium (eyebrow) stripe that is thick behind the eye, plain white throat with no spotting, bright pink legs, and less streaking on the chest.
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| Louisiana Waterthrush |
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| Louisiana Waterthrush |
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| Louisiana Waterthrush |
Also fun to find were Northern Parula, Common Yellowthroat, Yellow-throated Warbler, and many Yellow-rumped Warbler and Palm Warblers. There were many American Goldfinches near the feeders, and one of the goldfinches was nearly in fully breeding plumage. It was also fun to see a Hermit Thrush near the Azalea bushes.
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| Hermit Thrush |
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| Hermit Thrush |
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