Orange Crowned Warbler....Another First
Apr 26, 2019 08:59:21 #
If they are still around you could try to slow them down using a sweet orange. Cut one in half and set it up ion a tree branch. These guys usually have a sweet tooth for this fruit. During the winter in South Texas this is the method we used to get some excellent pics of these speedy guys. Don't know if this will work while they are migrating but may be worth a try.
LittleRed (Ron)
LittleRed (Ron)
Apr 26, 2019 12:11:24 #
Mustanger wrote:
While I was watching the Cherry Tree blossom out I started noticing a yellowish breasted olive backed little bird flitting about the blossoms. He was so hard to see & so quick it took me a while to realize I did not know what he was! There were maybe 3-5 of these lil rascals some males I assume but I finally got a few pics through a window into my shady Cherry tree. I had to lighten the shadows to make out some details etc. but I like these.
Very nice set...nothing I like better than birds in blooms!
Apr 26, 2019 19:12:43 #
Mustanger wrote:
While I was watching the Cherry Tree blossom out I started noticing a yellowish breasted olive backed little bird flitting about the blossoms. He was so hard to see & so quick it took me a while to realize I did not know what he was! There were maybe 3-5 of these lil rascals some males I assume but I finally got a few pics through a window into my shady Cherry tree. I had to lighten the shadows to make out some details etc. but I like these.
I am really enjoying where your processing took these Mustanger! They are all beautiful and the spring blossoms are a perfect background. Nice work.
Phil
Apr 26, 2019 23:50:19 #
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