A local arboretum features many native plants, including Fringe-tree (Chionanthus virginicus). The Fringe-tree in the image and several nearby were loaded with fruit, which drew a constant parade of migrant fall warblers and thrushes. While the larger thrushes - Swainson's Thrush, mostly - would swallow the fruit whole, the smaller warblers poked and peeled the fruit, and ate the pulp and liquid within. This is a Tennessee Warbler (Leiothlypis peregrina, which was the most frequent warbler visitor. Cape May Warblers (Setophaga tigrina) also plundered the fruit, along with a few other species.