Photo by Chris Bosak
An American Redstart sings from a perch in Selleck’s and Dunlap Woods in Darien, Conn., May 2015.
Here are a few photos of some late migrating warblers I took Monday at Selleck’s and Dunlap Woods in Darien, Conn. The warbler migration still has some strong days ahead, but don’t wait too long if you haven’t been out there looking for them yet. The warbler migration in New England winds down as the month of May winds down. Let me know what you’re seeing out there.
Photo by Chris Bosak
A Common Yellowthroat perches on a broken stalk at Selleck’s and Dunlap Woods in May 2015.
Birds of New England.com 
Nice. – John, via Facebook
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I just saw a Blackpoll Warbler in our yard today May 19, in Milford, MA. First time we’ve ever had one.
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Great bird! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for posting. Just saw a Redstart Warbler in my backyard in the Shippan area of Stamford and didn’t know what kind of bird it was until I Googled it. We had just hosed down all the pollen off the furniture and he flew down to brink from the puddles. We promptly refilled the birdbath hoping to attract more songbirds.
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Great story. Thanks for sharing Janet. Good luck getting more.
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