Wilson's Warblers – Mia McPherson's On The Wing Photography

Cardellina pusilla

Wilson’s Warbler are one of the smallest warblers in North America, they have bright yellow underparts and yellowish olive upperparts, they have black eyes, thin beaks, long tails and males have a dark black cap.

Immature Wilson’s Warbler Peeking Out Of Willow Leaves

By Mia McPherson|September 20th, 2020|Categories: Birds, East Canyon, Morgan County, Utah, Wasatch Mountains, Wilson's Warblers|Tags: canyon, Cardellina pusilla, creek, hatch year bird, immature, mountains, summer, warbler, warblers, willow, willows, Wilson's Warbler, wood-warblers, young|

Three days ago while I was up in the Wasatch Mountains I had an immature Wilson's Warbler in my viewfinder for just a few moments.

Male Wilson’s Warbler On Fragrant Sumac

By Mia McPherson|October 6th, 2018|Categories: Birds, Box Elder County, Utah, Wilson's Warblers|Tags: adult, Cardellina pusilla, Fragrant Sumac, male, perched, ranchlands, Rhus aromatica, sumac, warbler, warblers, Wilson's Warbler, wood-warblers|

Last month I spotted a male Wilson's Warbler perched on the top of a Fragrant Sumac bush in northern Utah and he stood out well because he was out in the open for a few seconds.

Female or Immature Wilson’s Warbler Foraging in Box Elder County

By Mia McPherson|September 3rd, 2018|Categories: Birds, Box Elder County, Utah, Wilson's Warblers|Tags: Cardellina pusilla, female, foraging, Fragrant Sumac, immature, Rhus aromatica, warbler, warblers, Wilson's Warbler, wood-warblers|

This female or immature Wilson's Warbler isn't a photographic lifer for me but it is the first time I have gotten a decent image of one, most of the time I've gotten blurry images of them of just a small part of the bird.

Wilson’s Warblers

Immature Wilson’s Warbler Peeking Out Of Willow Leaves

Male Wilson’s Warbler On Fragrant Sumac

Female or Immature Wilson’s Warbler Foraging in Box Elder County