The Cape May Warbler (Setophaga tigrina) collects pollen and nectar from flowers with its uniquely curled tongue. It breeds in the NE United States, and over winters in the West Indies and Central America. Fall migration of this species is currently underway.
(via: Tropical Audubon Society)
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