Warblers

[Brian]

After seeing another warbler posting on here, I figured I would throw in a few that I have taken in the past.

Bay Breasted Warbler


Black Throated Blue Warbler


Chestnut Sided Warbler

[Don B]

I really like photgraphy the small birds, they are so delicate. I also understand how difficult it is getting a decent shot. Terrific work

[James Steele]

Some birds I have never seen before. All really nice work.

[Brian]

I really like photgraphy the small birds, they are so delicate. I also understand how difficult it is getting a decent shot. Terrific work

Thanks Don. Small birds are fun to photograph and can be rewarding. I agree they are difficult, since they are always on the move.

Some birds I have never seen before. All really nice work.

Thanks James. It's amazing how many types of warblers there are, with many I have yet to see as well.

[Gail Roberts]

What a gorgeous set if images Brian these are all so good.

[Tom Pryor]

I really like the first one Brian, it is a very nice looking bird. The others are nice as well.

[Dennis]

Very nice images Brian of the little birds and as I mentioned that these birds I don't shoot enough of and hope to this summer. My biggest problem with them is trying to ID them in the first place.

[Brian]

What a gorgeous set if images Brian these are all so good.

Thank you Gail. These birds are certainly nice looking.

I really like the first one Brian, it is a very nice looking bird. The others are nice as well.

Thanks Tom. The Bay Breasted Warbler certainly does have some nice colours to it, which makes it stand out amongst a crowd.

[Brian]

Very nice images Brian of the little birds and as I mentioned that these birds I don't shoot enough of and hope to this summer. My biggest problem with them is trying to ID them in the first place.

Thanks Dennis. They certainly are a pleasure to see. They are much easier to identify in the spring, then the fall when they lose those distinct colours.

[Dennis]

Thanks Dennis. They certainly are a pleasure to see. They are much easier to identify in the spring, then the fall when they lose those distinct colours.

When you see them you know that spring is here, but this year I think I will make a bigger effort to photograph them this year. I think that I will use the 300mm lens for ease of hand holding them.