This little Cape May Warbler arrived at the Block Island Banding Station on the first day of fall banding. It's a quick stop on its first trip south to the Caribbean for the winter. Banded and released by Kim Gaffett. All banding, marking, and sampling is being conducted under a federally authorized Bird Banding Permit issued by the U.S. Geological Survey’s BBL. | The Nature Conservancy in Rhode Island

Cute little Cape May Warbler along the Suwannee River 💛 #haveagreatday #enjoy #Amazing #birds #explore #enjoylife #preciousmoments #beautifulcreatures #Awesome #birdlife | Chrissy Simmons Florida Nature

"The Cape May Warbler is one of the many species of migrants which winters in the tropics and breeds in the northern forests. Since my childhood, I have thrilled to the bountiful display of song and colour during the spring migration. On a good day in May I have seen over a hundred species of these eager travellers. But in recent years, tragically, the numbers have been rapidly declining. There are many reasons for this, but two obvious ones are the cutting of forests and the spraying of pestici

Especially with some migration birds showing up. I heard a Cape May Warbler yesterday and a Black-throated blue warbler the day before! #birds #nature #birdlovers #birdwatcher | Berd Nird