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Fall Warblers on South Padre Island

On September 30, 2013 By Steve
Fall warblers are infamous for plumages that greatly differ from the bright colors shown during the spring. Most seem to come in various shades of yellow but a closer look reveals hints of patterns and markings on the face, wings, and underparts that help with their identification. The migration hotspot of South Padre Island isContinue Reading
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