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Setophaga caerulescens
Female Black-throated Blue Warblers are a plain bird with a white line over the eye and mature females have a white spot on the edge of the wing like the one in the second picture. The first picture is a first year female, lacking the white spot.
Heald Orchard conservation area continues to produce lots of warblers migrating north, feeding on the many caterpillars on the apple trees.
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Sheesh! ;-)
No caterpillar photos. I saw a few up close and they were just little nondescript light green cats that were probable very early instars.
Did you photograph any of the caterpillars? I know you like'em ;-)