Seen This Week: Closeup Warblers, Wildflowers and Sunset

Black-throated blue warbler (photo from Wikimedia Commons)

10 May 2025

I did not take this photo of a black-throated blue warbler (it’s from Wikimedia) but this gives you an idea of how close the warblers were at Magee Marsh Boardwalk on Thursday evening 8 May. I drove home yesterday before The Biggest Week in American Birding got fully underway, but I can tell you that attendees will have great looks at beautiful birds on the Boardwalk this coming week.

Meanwhile I saw a few other things last week including this rain-touched golden ragwort at Brush Creek in Beaver County, PA.

Golden ragwort, Brush Creek Park, Beaver County, 4 May 2025 (photo by Kate St. John)

At Pearson Metropark, Toledo on 8 May: Wild geranium, jack-in-the-pulpit and starry false Solomon’s seal.

Wild geranium, Pearson Metropark, 8 May 2025 (photo by Kate St. John)
Jack in the pulpit, Pearson Metropark, 8 May 2025 (photo by Kate St. John)
Starry false Solomon’s seal, Pearson Metropark, 8 May 2025 (photo by Kate St. John)

The sky was cool at the end of the day.

Sunset at Maumee Bay Lodge, 8 May 2025 (photo by Kate St. John)

And in Jeff Cieslak tradition, I’ll show you that my car reached a milestone on 8 May 2025. My Prius is 15 years old.

155,000 miles on the Prius odometer and still going strong, 8 May 2025 (photo by Kate St. John)

3 thoughts on “Seen This Week: Closeup Warblers, Wildflowers and Sunset

  1. Just plain lovely, and you included my childhood favorite, The Jack in the Pulpit! Thank you, Kate. Did you see the Google Doodle today celebrating World Migratory Bird Day?

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