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Vireo solitarius
Normally high up in the forest canopy, this bird came down to eye level to feast on a juicy moth meal.
The Blue-headed Vireo is a common and vocal bird of northeastern forests. Formerly lumped as a "Solitary Vireo" with the more western Plumbeous and Cassin's vireos, it is now considered a separate species.
Spotted on May 23, 2013
Submitted on May 24, 2013
4 Comments
Thanks NewYorker
Awesome pics!
Thank you Rieko. I like all of nature, so it wasn't hard to find the photos for all the different patches:-)
Thank you so much for your sharing over 1,000 spottings. You have already received all of Project Noah patches, right? You are so well qualified to be a wonderful Project Noah Ranger and I look forward to that day!!!