Orlando backyard birds: Colorful collection of visitors

Roger Simmons,

I go birding across Central Florida a lot, but sometimes the birds come to me. My Orlando backyard seems to be a popular spot for birds, especially this time of year.

I’ve been getting visits from different warblers, titmouses (or is it titmice?) as well our year-round residents, the Northern Cardinals. Overall, they create quite a colorful collection – including the Black-and-white Warbler.

Male Northern Cardinal, my backyard, February 2025.
Male Northern Cardinal looking at a little gnat on the right, my backyard, February 2025.
Male Northern Cardinal, my backyard, February 2025. (Larger view of previous photo)
Female Northern Cardinal, my backyard, February 2025.
Yellow-throated Warbler, my backyard, February 2025.
Yellow-throated Warbler, my backyard, February 2025.
Yellow-throated Warbler, my backyard, February 2025.
Pine Warbler, my backyard, January 2025.
Pine Warbler, my backyard, January 2025.
Pine Warbler, my backyard, January 2025.
Black-and-white Warbler, my backyard, January 2025.
Black-and-white Warbler, my backyard, January 2025.
Black-and-white Warbler, my backyard, January 2025.
Yellow-rumped Warbler, my backyard, February 2025.
Yellow-rumped Warbler, my backyard, February 2025.
Yellow-rumped Warbler drives from a branch, my backyard, February 2025.
Tufted Titmouse, my backyard, February 2025.
Tufted Titmouse, my backyard, February 2025.
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