This is an image of a Nashville Warbler photographed during my 2019 Songbirds of Pelee Workshop that I just reprocessed for publication in a magazine. I love the striking, big-eyed look of the Nashville Warbler, thanks to the white eyering that contrasts sharply with its gray hood.
Nashville warbler in flight
Pioneer birdman Alexander Wilson encountered this bird first near Nashville, Tennessee. It has been called Nashville Warbler ever since, even though Wilson's birds were passing through in migration, and the species does not nest anywhere near Tennessee. This small warbler is relatively common in both the east and the west, often seen foraging in thickets and young trees, flicking its short tail frequently as it seeks insects among the foliage.