Tropical Audubon Society

South Florida’s Voice of Conservation

One day I'll get the photo posting down....

http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab215/mikevasi/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_5463.jpg

Bell's moved into trees and ultimately into hammock by 72ave to the north of entrance.

In an(unsucessful) effort to photograph the golden-wing, I too visited Barnes on Wednesday morning, and got to photograph a few warblers and tanagers. Being functionally illiterate about most warblers, I photographed what was alleged to me to be the aforesaid Bell's vireo. I have posted a few pictures of it, which are marginally better than Mike's,and they can be found on my photostream if you just scroll down a few photos, between the black and white and the gnatcatcher.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/joelnrosenthal/

Joel, the bird in those photos appears to be a Pine Warbler.

Thanks, Brian. I defer to your judgment..As i said : "alleged"...Always thankful to TAS for providing me the opportunity to display my avian ignorance....