Neotropical Migrant Bird Photos Neotropical migrant birds represent a large group of birds that migrate northward in April/May, raise their young in North America, and then return to Central and South America in August/September. Many of them are brightly colored like their South American cousins. Their spring songs and bright colors are a welcome sign that winter has passed and warmer days lie ahead.   Scarlet Tanager (male) Sea Rim SP, Texas   Scarlet Tanager (male) Sea Rim SP, Texas   Scarlet Tanager (female) Sabine Woods, Texas Summer Tanager (1st year male) Sea Rim SP, Texas   Summer Tanager (male) Concan, Texas   Summer Tanager (male) Sabine Woods, Texas Black-throated Green Warbler Sea Rim SP, Texas   Black-throated Green Warbler Sea Rim SP, Texas   Black-and-white Warbler Sea Rim SP, Texas Tennessee Warbler Sea Rim SP, Texas   Tennessee Warbler Sea Rim SP, Texas   Tennessee Warbler Sea Rim SP, Texas Wood Thrush Crane Creek SP, Ohio   Hermit Thrush Concan, Texas   Eastern Kingbird Sea Rim SP, Texas White-eyed Vireo Sea Rim SP, Texas   Red-eyed Vireo Sabine Woods, Texas   Painted Bunting (male) Concan, Texas Painted Bunting (male) Concan, Texas   Orchard Oriole (male) Sea Rim SP, Texas   Orchard Oriole (male) Sea Rim SP, Texas Orchard Oriole (male) Sea Rim SP, Texas   Orchard Oriole (female) Sea Rim SP, Texas   Indigo Bunting (male) Sea Rim SP, Texas Baltimore Oriole (male) Crane Creek SP, Ohio   Chestnut-sided Warbler (male) Crane Creek SP, Ohio   Chestnut-sided Warbler (male) Crane Creek SP, Ohio Bay-breasted Warbler (male) Crane Creek SP, Ohio   Magnolia Warbler (male) Crane Creek SP, Ohio   Wilson's Warbler (male) Crane Creek SP, Ohio