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This was taken at a local Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary, Ahhochee Hill, in Hernando County, Florida. The warbler kept coming to a small water feature so I waited and was able to get this shot. Taken with a Canon 40D and Canon 100-400 IS Lens.

I was perched on the ground below a tree covered in poison ivy vines that is a favorite of flickers and downy woodpeckers when I saw this little guy out of the corner of my eye. He was flitting up and down the branch until he finally stopped and I caught him in my lens. Canon SX10 IS, 20x zoom.

The warbler that thinks he's a nuthatch. Also on October 4, 2008, a png of a Black-and -white Warbler, ISO 80 1/100 ss.

These guys are very hard to get good images of because they are always moving. This image was taken at Lake Draper (three miles from my home) and was called in. The camera I used was a Canon 1D Mark IV with a Canon 50mm with a 1.4x TC. Exposure was ISO 400, 1/300 sec. f/7.1.

This female Black-and-white Warbler was photographed in a pin cherry tree this spring. The pink leaves add some color to an ordinary photo.

This picture of a very curious Black-and-white Warbler was taken at Garret Mountain, West Paterson, New Jersey. Taken with an Olympus E-510 with a 300mm lens, 1/250 sec., f/5.6 at ISO 400.

This photo was taken at Point Pelee National Park last spring. When I usually see Black-and-white Warblers they are climbling up trees and across branches but this bird was sitting straight up on a branch starring at me. Canon 50D, Canon 500, f4, IS lens, 1.4 teleconverter. www.pbase.com/brad_ouellette

This photo was taken on the grounds of the Reading Public Museum on April 20, 2011, using a Canon 60D 100-400IS lens.

This photo was taken at Point Pelee National Park on a cloudy, rainy day. These guys were really working the trees next to the trail. I love how they blend in with the tree trunk. Canon 7D, Canon 500 f4 IS, 1.4 teleconverter, fill flash. www.pbase.com/brad_ouellette

Black-and-white Warbler photographed at St. George Island, Florida. Canon 50D 100-400mm L, f/8, ISO 400, 1/500 sec.

Image made with a Canon MKIV; 500mm f4.0 L IS lens + 1.4X teleconverter at 700mm; f7.1; 1/1250; ISO 640; tripod mounted; Wimberley type II head. Welcome the return of the spring migrants... Warbler season is upon us!!!

This was taken at Point Pelee National Park a few weeks ago. I was watching this Black-and-white Warbler creep up and down the trees. I was waiting for him to come close and on the tree I wanted him on. My patience paid off with this image. Canon 7D, Canon 500 f4 IS, 1.4x, 1/500, f6.3, ISO 400. www.pbase...

A Black-and-white Warbler tries its best to imitate a nuthatch.

Black-and-white Warbler photographed at Reed Bingham State Park, Georgia. I took this photo with a Canon 50D, 100-400mm L.

This photo was taken in Forest Park, New York.

I photographed this Black-and-white Warbler with a Canon 7D and a 100-400 lens.

This photo of a female was taken on Black Beach Road, Lorneville (near Saint John), New Brunswick, Canada.

This photo was taken in my favorite spot on Black Beach Road in Lorneville, New Brunswick, Canada.

This photo was shot in my favorite spot. By Merv Cormier

Black-and-white Warblers have been plentiful this winter in Florida. I captured this female with a Canon 7D and a 100-400 lens.

Black-and-white Warblers have been plentiful this winter in Florida. I captured this male with a Canon 7D and a 100-400 lens.

This picture was taken in the park near my house in New York.

This picture was taken in Forest Park, New York.

I took the photo of this acrobatic warbler in Queens, New York.

I took this photo at the Magee Marsh boardwalk near Crane Creek in Port Clinton, Ohio, on May 5, 2012. kiwifoto.com