Rose-breasted Grosbeak:
Baltimore Oriole:
I also got a (slightly) better picture of a Yellow Warbler, which I had seen in a different part of the conservation area a few weeks ago.
I also saw a Palm Warbler, which I always get really excited about because I think it's a new species of warbler for me but then when I look more closely I realize that's all it is. Still cute though and fun to watch.
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It's tough getting good photos of these migrant warblers isn't it? Especially when you have to rely on autofocus which zeroes in on the branch, not the bird.-Looks like you're having great birding excitement though.
Hey..I think you did great..I am having a dickens of a time trying to shoot these moving targets...
Yikes..I will keep trying.
Good job..Love the photos.
Looks like your grosbeak is dripping blood. tee hee.
That grosbeak seems to have a bleeding breast.
I am really enjoying your posts. You really have some great bird-spotting skills.
@Larry: Switch to manual focus mode if you can. I was doing that this morning to get shots of a guy I saw on my way to work.
@Larry- It is fun! Building out my warbler list for '09 is my main objective, but it would be really nice to get pictures... And I can't figure out how to use manual focus on our camera.
@Dawn- Thanks Dawn! I know- it is funny how that turned out. My pictures from last year look the same.
@Amila- Yes he does. In real life though he was very vibrant-looking :)
@Stephen- Thanks for stopping by! I still can't get manual focus right. I need to go back to my camera manual. I can figure out how to engage it and isolate what I'm trying to focus on but for some reason I still can't get the pictures to come out.
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