Warblers – Page 6 – Feathered Photography

A Practical Way For Bird Photographers To Help Birds

And you don’t have to be an accomplished photographer to participate. If you photograph birds on any level you’re likely to eventually get some photos that would be helpful.

Nine Recent Birds, Nine Different Species

Today’s post is an avian potpourri.

Yellow Warbler In The Uinta Mountains

Last week I posted a few Yellow Warbler images that were taken in the Wasatch Mountains on May 30. I took the photos below on the next day in the Uinta Mountains. Given my pathetic track record with the species I’d say I’m on a roll with Yellow Warblers.

Yellow Warblers And A Green-tailed Towhee

For me photographing Yellow Warblers is usually an exercise in frustration.

A Warbler And A Kinglet From Yesterday Morning

Yesterday was “one of those days” in the field.

A Potpourri Of Recent Birds And Critters

It’s been a while since I published a potpourri post so I figured it was about time. Each of the following 8 images was taken over the last 8 days in places like Bear River MBR, Antelope Island, Farmington Bay WMA or other favorite haunts of mine in northern Utah.

Capitalization of Bird Common Names…

and the long and bloody path to getting it “right”.

Why Birds Are The Colors They Are

As a bird photographer the beautiful colors of birds are almost as important to me as they are to the birds themselves.

Yellow-rumped Warbler (and the pervasiveness of fake nature photography)

As I mentioned yesterday I’ve been reexamining some of my expectations of my own photography but some things will never change and this is one of them.

Yellow-rumped Warblers – What A Difference The Setting Can Make!

I think I was becoming lulled into accepting and even presuming the same old boring settings for Yellow-rumped Warblers.

Yellow-rumped Warbler – Vertical Takeoff After A “Bug”

It’s the third photo in this series that I like so much – mostly because anything like it has been so damned hard to get with these little speedsters.