Black-and-white Warbler
“Early the next morning Black and White Warblers had arrived in very solid numbers along with Common Yellowthroats (a spectacular and common warbler).”
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Sightings in order by frequency of spotting - Black-throated Green warbler, Pine warbler, Palm warbler, Myrtle warbler, American Yellow warbler, Northern Parula, Black and White warbler, American Redstart, Nashville warbler, Ovenbird (a warbler of the forest floor), Chestnut-sided warbler and Magnolia warbler!
Early the next morning Black and White Warblers had arrived in very solid numbers along with Common Yellowthroats (a spectacular and common warbler).
I also could hear at least one Black and White Warbler.
Later the same day my wife and I spotted several Black and white Warblers and a couple of Common Yellowthroats.
A first of the year Black-and-White Warbler was seen and heard as well.
On September 11 our yard was visited by multiple Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, Pine Warblers, a Black and White Warbler and a male Baltimore Oriole.
Black-and-white Warblers and Northern Parulas seemed to be dripping from every tall oak and maple tree.
The following day I came across a female Black-and-white warbler taking a bath in a secluded little stream in Robinson Woods.
Additionally, on September 10 I recorded seeing a single Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, Swamp Sparrow and American Redstart along the Great Pond Boardwalk and on the same day three Black-and-White Warblers, a single American Woodcock and singing Common Yellowthroat along Gull Crest.
Additionally on 9/24 along the Gull Crest trails I came across five Eastern Phoebes, several Black-and-White Warblers and a single male Blue-throated Black Warbler.
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I could also hear the calls from Black-throated Green Warblers in the surrounding woods and the squeaky wheel turning, wee-see-wee-see-wee-see call notes from Black-and-white Warblers.
That afternoon a walk around Hinkley Park in South Portland with my family yielded a Northern House Wren, Black-and-white Warblers, Black-throated Green Warblers, three Northern Parulas, a Chestnut-sided Warbler and a pair of male American Restarts.