Finding spring migrating warblers here in Virginia can be a challenge. Unlike in the autumn, when the warblers are not in a big hurry to head south, spring warblers are in a rush to get to their breeding grounds. If you're not lucky to find a migrating flock, all you can hope for, is to find a local breeding warbler.
I went to Lickinghole Creek and Reservoir this morning to look for warblers. Although I saw 32 avian species there, the only warbler I saw there was a single Common Yellowthroat.
Common Yellowthroat
Bald Eagle
Solitary Sandpiper
American Wigeon
I did some more birding at Ridgeview Park in Waynesboro, and on the Rockfish Valley Trail.
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Ridgeview Park)
House Wren (Ridgeview Park)
Ruby-crowned Kinglet (Rockfish Valley Trail)
Field Sparrow (Rockfish Valley Trail)
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (Rockfish Valley Trail)
Tree Swallow (Rockfish Valley Trail)