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  • James
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    • I'm always excited when migration begins in early spring. This is when the Black and White Warblers pass through our property. This year I was only to see them for a short time. On vacation at the lake house on Nantahala we went to the Wayah Bald Tower were we spotted the Black and White Warbler that you see in the two pictures where there is no leaves on the trees. With that said, for this section of the course I decided to study the Black and White Warbler. It's a fascinating bird. Builds its nest on the ground next to a tree, log or a bolder. Prefers primary to secondary forest. Eats most bugs you find on trees as it climbs around the bottom of the trunk making its way up similar to a Nut Hatch or Brown Creeper. As I set out to see if I could observe and photo one this week ( 07/21/2020). I was able to get a photo of the Black and White Warbler. (the photo of the trees with leaves). They are now you see me now you don't. Maybe you tell that it's a Black and White Warbler.Black and White Wabler callingBlack and White Wabler searchingBlack and White Wabler
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