warbler

a sedge warbler singing in the early morning sunshine at Doxey marshes, THANKS FOR NAMING THE SPECIES there were so many C/CHAFFS AT THE LOCATION.and the stripe by its eyes confused me, thanks again for feed back

A Sub Alpine Warbler (Sylvia Cantillans)

Look at those brows!

Hello folks, back from a manager's meeting out of town and yes more snow photos. Seems that is all I get the chance of these days.

A common winter visitor in South India. Shot on the slopes of the Western Ghats. [email protected]/500, ISO 800, WB Daylight. Levels adjusted, minimally sharpened and cropped.

First winter bird. Rare winter visitor/passage migrant to Singapore. Settings: 1458mm ISO800 1/60s f/6.6 0EV.

First winter bird. Rare winter visitor/passage migrant to Singapore. Settings: 1458mm ISO800 1/60s f/6.6 0EV.

First winter bird. Rare winter visitor/passage migrant to Singapore. Settings: 1458mm ISO800 1/60s f/6.6 0EV.

Rarity here in SD. It first came last winter but I missed it, and tried again this winter when it was reported again and got it!

I've arranged for all the local warblers to pose in pairs to manage my editing time better. :)

Taken at Finca Lerida, Chiriqu-Panama at around 1700 meters

Hello everyone. I'm getting quite attached to Warblers, maybe it's because they make me work at catching them through my lens? I'm looking forward to May where this one (well, not exactly this one!) will be looking for a mate and singing its little heart out. Wishing you all a great weekend.

Paruline masque

Photo taken in the Botanical Garden Ecological Reserve in Brasilia, Brazil.

I remember this little chap. I'd been out on the hunt and found nothing, I was on my way home when I spotted him. I stopped, he disappeared, then re-appeared and very kindly sat for me. It made my day. n.b. I lost a few comments from this post in the 'big crash of 2013'. I hope I didn't miss...

Orange-crowned Warbler (Oreothlypis celata) This photo was taken around 7:00PM at my backyard. I was shooting some Robins when my wife pointed to me this constantly moving little bird on our maple tree.

It was a treat to see this little chap, he didn't disappoint and gave us a real show in the reed beds.

A first for me on our birding day last Tuesday. This lovely, not so, little warbler was happy flitting in and out of the reed beds just in front of the hide.

Spring brings the warblers through Western Michigan.

Only managed this brief glimpse through a bush.