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Setophaga ruticilla
A boldly patterned warbler of second growth woods, the American Redstart frequently flashes its orange and black wings and tail to flush insect prey from foliage.
Spotted on May 17, 2013
Submitted on May 18, 2013
8 Comments
Thanks Jamie.
so cool
Thank you Rieko
Truly beautiful.
Leuba they add a nice touch of color flitting through the tree branches:-)
Must look lovely flitting about the trees....thanks !
Thanks Gerardo, the male redstarts have nice colors.
Wow extraordinary Tom :)