Show your Bird Portraits
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
from the song (4+ decades ago?!...)LOLSometimes, looking left is right.
A smile is just a frown
Turned upside down
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...perusing CR is a highlight of my day. (Doesn't say much for my days, does it
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
Nice to read your response here.
Something tells me you know your warblers...I do not, As stated previously, my ID here was based on a Google Image 'search'.
This morning I was fiddling around with my lawnmower (backyard) and heard an interesting bird.
So I fired up the Merlin Sound ID program...here's what came up.
...I'd say that's independent conformation of the Google-assisted ID.
Fun stuff!
EDIT (for clarity):
The yellow-rumped warbler was new to me on the Merlin app as well as my photos of our neighborhood birds (a couple of days previously).
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Jeremy, I'll have to start using duct tape to strap my jaw while looking at your photos! Cheaper than visits to MF surgeonsI'm in Hawaii currently, on vacation, so fall warbler migration is finished for me, back in Wisconsin. I was able to find 25 warbler species this fall. I easily have hundreds that I edited, but I know you can only post so many on here. I'll include a link to see the rest of them, if you are interested. 7D mkll / EF 600 f4 ll / EF 1.4x lll.
’23 Fall Warbler Migration
Since I’m spending the last two weeks of October in Hawaii, the fall warbler migration is over for me. It turned out to be a very good one, with it starting earlier than normal for me. I had …www.jmeyerphotography.net
Jeremy
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Wonderful photos, razor sharp and perfectly exposed. Thx for the link.
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Thank you for the kind words! I love my warblers and try very hard to get them spring and fall.Jeremy, I'll have to start using duct tape to strap my jaw while looking at your photos! Cheaper than visits to MF surgeons
Wonderful photos, razor sharp and perfectly exposed. Thx for the link.
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I would think that some Yellow-rumped Warblers probably over winter by you. We have a few in Milwaukee County each winter as they eat juniper berries as a preferred winter food source. I enjoy seeing them in the snow, as they are supposed to be a spring/summer bird!
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Thanks, Click and also to the other likes.
I am unsure.
I prefer the dark BG and the leafs and twiggs being further away from the bird on the second.
But I like the pose and position on the first more.
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It's why I never say "leftover" - to avoid politicsLOL
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