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I'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.
www.jmeyerphotography.net
Jeremy
’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
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Great to see your warblers. It’s a yearly treat.I'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 …
Jeremy
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Ha, ha: I was wondering what happened to you... Didn't expect Hawaii! Unfortunately there is not much going on here right now (depend on which of the main islands you are)!I'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 …
Jeremy
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Great shots as usually!
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
Morning photons yield a surprise (5D3 100-400II 1.4XIII equals 560mm):
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...despite his damaged eye, he seems to be looking quite well. This time of year some male cardinals have obvious damage on their beaks--not this guy.
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...despite his damaged eye, he seems to be looking quite well. This time of year some male cardinals have obvious damage on their beaks--not this guy.
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
...those same morning photons and gear produced this Carolina Chickadee and its shadow.
This chickadee is our youngest daughter's favorite bird (apparently long before I began acquiring bird images).
Morning photons...give me and my aging gear new life!
This chickadee is our youngest daughter's favorite bird (apparently long before I began acquiring bird images).
Morning photons...give me and my aging gear new life!
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Where are you located? Your Yellow-rumped Warbler appears to be an Audubon's, which is the west coast subspecies. They are not usually seen east of the Rocky Mountains, but swing through about half of Texas in migration. Do you have another angle of that bird?
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
jmeyer:
Images acquired in southwestern Illinois...some 350 miles south of Chicago. Perhaps my Google-assisted identification was in error.
Images acquired in southwestern Illinois...some 350 miles south of Chicago. Perhaps my Google-assisted identification was in error.
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There is definitely a very faint yellow in the throat, which would suggest the Audubon's subspecies. It is a hatch year bird and most likely a female as well. It could also be a hybrid with it being a cross between the subspecies, Mrytle and Audubon's. I assume this happens quite often where their range overlaps.
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