It’s more forest warblers from this past weekend at Presque Isle State Park, featuring a pair of lovely, immature/female Magnolia Warbler:
ID tips: gray head top w/ white-ish eye ring, yellow underside with black streaks along flank, & fairly white-ish wing bars.
Other shady warblers:
Very pretty warblers enjoying the beauty of the trees! Nice to see them enjoying a meal!
As always, very tough to shoot up into tall trees. Or any trees for that matter. The birds are hard to see, and the lighting is tricky. The posted shots reflect a fairly severe down-selection – the majority are unusable due to bad lighting and blurry and/or obscured (or totally absent) subjects. Nevertheless, that’s the reality for warblers/vireos/etc. in late summer/early fall – the trees are still in full foliage mode.