Chestnut-sided Warbler |
Chestnut-sided Warbler. |
Chestnut-sided Warbler- Fall Plumage. |
Chestnut-sided Warbler-Fall Plumage. |
Male Common Yellow Throat Warbler. |
Male Common Yellow Throat Warbler. |
Female Common Yellow Throat Warbler. |
Female Common Yellow Throat. |
Yellow Warbler |
Yellow Warbler. |
Yellow-rumped Warbler. |
Yellow-rumped Warbler. |
Ovenbird. |
Ovenbird. |
Male American Redstart |
Female American Redstart. |
Palm Warbler ( From Last Week) |
Palm Warbler. |
Palm Warbler. |
they're all so beautiful. we've had the yellow-rumped head thru here in winter.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images Gary... The Ovenbird has to be my favourite as they have been seen over here blown over by hurricanes. I haven't seen one but maybe one day....
ReplyDeleteThe Yellow-rumped Warbler and Yellow Warbler are my favourites.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and a very interesting series.
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots of the warblers. They are all beautiful birds but, the yellow warbler is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of warblers, beautiful!
ReplyDeletethey are all so beautiful, each and every one!! a bird lovers dream come true!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic bird photos! I love the yellow warbler, it's so bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteExquisite shots of the Chestnut-sided Warbler looking over his shoulder and the Ovenbird!
ReplyDeleteHi there - there are times when I'm glad we don’t have as many warblers as you do! ID nightmare by the looks of it!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M
wonderful shots as usual.
ReplyDeletebeautiful warblers.
ReplyDeleteGary, you are quite the master at small bird photography. Wonderful selection of warblers. I never suspected there were so many. Great bird shots altogether.
ReplyDeleteGary, I love each and every shot!
ReplyDeletePhenomenal collection of photographs Gary! Maybe there's hope for me yet to see some warblers. Yours is a wonderful blog, I learn and see so much through your lens and research. It's fascination for me personally because your only a few hundred miles North of me and the differences in what we are seeing are sometimes quite dramatic. That you've been at this blogging business for over a year now helps me to understand the ebb and flow of the seasons of Ontario's North woods. It's a great work you do Gary and well appreciated!
ReplyDeleteSame thing as Bob and both of them got lost in Iceland but I've never seen any of them ;-) You have a beautiful colelction of birds around you! I would love to get so colorful little birds around ;-) Also not so easy to get pictures of them, you did very well!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, especially I like the 3rd pic, warbler views as if it wons the whole world!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful birds!
ReplyDeleteI can not even imagine, how did you manage photographing all those little ones so beautifully! It seems to me like they have been waiting for you and posing nicely :) It is not probably true but the photos are really good.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a vast array of colorful beauties!
ReplyDeleteHello Gary,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely series of photos! Most of the birds are the first time to see for me. The tiny creatures seem to celebrate this beautiful season by singing. And I feel as if I could listen to their carping. Thanks a lot for sharing your beautiful autumn.
Best wishes,
keiko
I'm in awe of your beautiful pictures. You've certainly got the knack. Bird i.d. IS difficult!! I've had to get lots of help many times because it drives me crazy not knowing!! But isn't it fun to learn?
ReplyDeleteWow Gary
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty impressive collection of warblers. It is nice to get an idea of the different types in your area.
Regards
Guy
I can't imagine how can someone know so many birds! I'm so proud I can distinguish three species of thrushes that live here. I envy those people who know every grass, every bird and insect :)
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