Last year on May 21, my Nature Walk Report was entitled: Bay-breasted and 11 other Warbler Species at Scarborough Bluffs. https://mileshearn.com/2019/05/21/bay-breasted-and-11-other-warbler-species-at-scarborough-bluffs-may-21-2019/
This year, I have not seen several of those warblers and migration is just about finished. I know that it is just about finished because I had a Blackpoll Warber on this day and that species is usually the last to show up in migration.


Here are the photos of two warbler species from last year which I have yet to see this year:


In the bird world, it is usually the males who sing but I saw and heard this female singing today:

Birds that I was able to photograph:













































Park scenes:








NATURE POETRY
Sing me a song of idle days,
When Spring is Queen over woods and ways. – Francis W. Bourdillon (1852–1921)
Miles Hearn
Very nice pictures.
I especially liked your into picture with the clouds.
The bird pictures are always wonderful
What beautiful birds! What fantastic scenery! What splendid pictures! (Birds and Plants of Southern Ontario Photo Album?) Magnificent work, Miles. Thank you so much for this!