Blue-winged warbler. Oct. 18, 2019Eugene Covered Bridge over Big Vermillion RiverEugene, Ind. Wonderful wonderful. Sept. 16, 2019Old bridge supportAttica, Ind. Cape May warbler. All Seasons - Common All Seasons - Uncommon Sept. 9, 2017J. Other warblers. This bluish gray warbler with yellow highlights breeds in forests laden with Spanish moss or beard lichens, from Florida to the boreal forest, and it's sure to give you "warbler neck." Sept. 15, 2019Sandhill crane at Prophetstown State ParkAmericus, Ind. https://laurameyers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Northern-Parula.mp3. It hops through branches bursting with a rising buzzy trill that pinches off at the end. Aug. 4, 2020Collapsed railroad bridgeGrayville, Ill. Aug. 4, 2020June Barrett Public Access SiteNew Harmony, Ind. Aug. 5, 2020Blue sky and cloudsNew Harmony, Ind. Getting my head wrapped around this incredible avian activity strains even my wildest imagination. … Your email address will not be published. Aug. 26, 2017Sign near the headwaters of the Wabash RiverNorth Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 26, 2017Headwaters of the Wabash RiverNorth Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 26, 2017Typical view of the first 25 miles of the Wabash RiverNorth Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 27, 2017First day of paddling on the Wabash RiverPadua, Ohio, Aug. 31, 2017Putting in the kayak for a 4-day float in the Wabash RiverNorth Dayton, Ohio. York Round BarnLodi, Ind. Even so, when they fledged that brood and headed south, the youngsters remained, not yet strong enough for the endurance flight. Aug. 6, 2020Wabash River Memorial Bridge IN-62Mount Vernon, Ind. For the Birds: Killdeer are returning for the fall, Evansville man's Wabash journey more than just paddling. Cerulean warbler . Blackburnian warbler. This Northern Parula Warbler was photographed with the Canon 5D Mark IV and the Canon 100-400 II lens. Sept. 16, 2019Great blue heronWest Lafayette, Ind. Their destination with be the same as that of their ancestors. Nearing his takeout for the day, Keith Gehlhausen pauses for a drink. Sept. 14, 2019Iron bridge at Wabash & Erie Canal ParkDelphi, Ind. Keith Gehlhausen maneuvers his kayak toward the Dogtown Ferry in Perry County, Ind., on the Wabash River Wednesday afternoon.. Chestnut-sided warbler. Oct. 18, 2019W.H. Sept. 3, 2018Sunrise near Seven Piers On The WabashLogansport, Ind. On a section between New Harmony, Ind., and Dogtown Ferry in Posey County, Ind., Keith Gehlhausen pauses to take photographs as he documents his journey paddling the length of the Wabash River from its headwaters in Ohio to Old Shawneetown, Ill., on the Ohio River. Today, from my kitchen window, I watched a northern parula — at four-tenths of an ounce one of the smallest warblers — drinking and bathing, then preening on a nearby branch. Gehlhausen was nearing the end of his journey down the Wabash. A small warbler of the upper canopy, the Northern Parula flutters at the edges of branches plucking insects. Canada warbler. He's spent the summer with us. Alone. Sept. 3, 2018One of many bridges that cross the Wabash RiverLogansport, Ind. Edward Roush Lake DamHuntington, Ind. Sept. 2, 2017 Campsite at Kil-So-Quah State Recreation Area Huntington, Ind. Today, from my kitchen window, I watched a northern parula — at four-tenths of an ounce one of the smallest warblers — drinking and bathing, then preening on a nearby branch. Sept. 2, 2018Keith meeting a submerged rockSharpsville, Ind. Common yellowthroat. Required fields are marked *. Since parulas nest as far north as southern Canada, those birds reached their ancestral nesting sites later each spring than did those nesting here. Surely the most awesome spectacle in bird watching is witnessing migration. Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. July 24, 2020Queen Anne's Lace at Beall Woods State ParkKeensburg, Ill. July 16, 2020Immature bald eaglePinkstaff, Ill. July 25, 2020Box canyon entranceAllendale, Ill. Aug. 2, 2020Crawleyville Public Access SiteJimtown, Ind. July 5, 2020Orange coneflower at Fairbanks ParkTerre Haute, Ind. At night. Or maybe they'll aim more easterly, crossing the Gulf, wintering on a Caribbean isle. Oct. 17, 2019Fall colorsPerrysville, Ind. Their plumage is a kaleidoscopic mix of blue, gray, yellow, green, and white--the latter color restricted to wing bars, broken eye ring, belly, and undertail coverts. Less than five inches long with a wingspan of only six inches, the tiny pair hid in the treetops, built a hanging nest of moss and lichens for their two to seven eggs. Blackpoll warbler. And I'll still be struggling to wrap my mind around that incredible arduous endurance journey these tiny birds make — without GPS, without experience, without companionship or leadership. Like most songbirds, it will fly at night, alone, the adults having gone ahead. So later, maybe by the end of this month, those northern youngsters will filter through. It is always fun to experience fall migration in the New York City area. Bay-breasted warbler. This Northern Parula Warbler was photographed with the Canon 5D Mark IV and the Canon 100-400 II lens. https://laurameyers.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Northern-Parula.mp3. Northern parula (song) song. Sept. 9, 2017Kayak in the Wabash RiverHuntington, Ind. Keith Gehlhausen paddles past a rock breaking the current of the Wabash River Wednesday afternoon. The picture of this Northern Parula Warbler Fall was photographed at Green-wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. In fact, how does it know how to find food in a habitat entirely different from my backyard? How does it recognize a safe place to rest and feed along the way? Although Laura caught him on a tree, I was THRILLED to see him literally skipping on the ground – birders will appreciate the joy when sightings are that ez. Sept. 2, 2018Keith locates a submerged rock he got pinned againstSharpsville, Ind. Evansville resident Keith Gehlhausen paddles through clouds reflected on the water during his quest to kayak the 485 mile length of the Wabash River from its headwaters in Ohio to Old Shawneetown, Ill., Wednesday, August 5, 2020. Weeks from now, I'll likely see northern parulas again at the bubble rock, but they will be different birds. Sept. 16, 2019Immature bald eagleMontmorenci, Ind. That a bird weighing perhaps less than an ounce can survive finding its way 3,000 miles or more to South America and then wing its way another 3,000 miles to back southern Indiana next spring, to the same spot where it hatched, to the same territory on which it fed as a fledgling, to my very backyard — well, it just blows my mind.
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