For this migrant Cape May Warbler, stopping over at Forest Park translates to a refreshing bath at the Water Hole.   En route from winter in the Caribbean to breeding in the boreal forest, Cape May Warblers use urban parks to rest and refuel before they continue their journey.
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After bathing, this Cape May completes his grooming by carefully preening his feathers.  This keeps his feathers in good condition, ready for the next migration night.  But, it also keeps him looking his handsome self!   Check out the attention he gives each flight feather.
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