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Prothonotary Warbler (17)

Protonotaria citrea

Chris

United States (Texas)

Date taken: Apr 18 2025

Details: female

At Smith Oaks Sanctuary, east of Galveston

Date uploaded: May 3 2025

Comments (5):
Sue Bishop: Always wonderful to see. Nice "catch".
Chris: Indeed! She had a great lunch 😂

Prothonotary Warbler (17)

Protonotaria citrea

Chris

Canada (British Columbia)

Details: outside normal range

About the last species I'd think to see in Vancouver. He seemed to have some spider webs stuck to his back as he feverishly scoured every corner for food. Unfortunately there were several house cats around. On a good note the weather has slightly improved from snow and sub-zero temps to sunshine and above freezing - hopefully he makes his way.

Date uploaded: Dec 3 2022

Comments (5):
BrianMorin: Well that's a surprise, Not only is it unseasonal, it is a few thousand kilometres out of range. There's a good chance it will make it through, at least for the Christmas count if it is in the area. :)
Chris: Believe it’s in the count circle. However tracking him through suburban housing complexes…seems to be complex. I was lucky this morning, as it seemed to have disappeared from sight this afternoon. Luckily his behaviour is quite conspicuous

Prothonotary Warbler (17)

Protonotaria citrea

Chris

Canada (Québec)

Date taken: Jun 11 2016

Details: adult, outside normal range

Seen in the distance and in difficult light. This individual is far off his normal path and although the habitat is perfect for this species, it will likely not be able to breed here as he appears to be alone. Nicolet, Quebec.

Date uploaded: Jun 12 2016

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