Male black-throated blue warbler—my favorite among these stunning songsters.
Birders on my High Country Birding field trip along Glade Creek Road, Fayette County, WV.This is how it happens. The only solution is to go back to your cabin after the field trip and get into the hot tub. Works every time, as Billy Dee Williams used to say.
6 comments:
Oh to only be able to see so many that I'd get warbler neck... it would be so worth it!
thanks jayne!
it's raining here today but the birds are still singing.
Ha Ha thank goodness for hottubs!
Hope you see more than you can handle Bill!
I enjoyed seeing your warblers.
And yes, even though mine are coming down lower in the canopy because of overcast and rain here in TN, the neck thing got me yesterday. This week I've met four warblers that I've never seen before, in my own yard, mostly because I 'didn't think I could'. ha. I'm having so much fun. They are so beautiful.
We are still recovering from "Warbler" neck from last weekend. It was great tho.
We have posted:
Alaska's Haul Road - The Dalton Highway.
A 414 mile gravel road,
to the Arctic Ocean
Come join us for the trip,
Troy and Martha
Bill,
I am fairly new to birding and love the Warblers. This spring "Warbler Neck" has gotten the best of me and Advil is my new best friend! I kept this dirty little secret to myself, however, because I thought it was poor technique on my part and "real" birders don't suffer in this way. Thanks for making me feel right at home and taking away the need to suffer in silence! Happy Birding!
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