Blackburnian Warbler


Blackburnian Warbler
Originally uploaded by Langooney.
This is one of the best warbler photos I have ever seen. I don't know the story behing how it was taken or the equipment used.

Photographed on Wahoo Key, FL, USA 5 Oct 03.

Comments

Susan Gets Native said…
Wow! That HAD to be during a banding or something.
You can see every feather...and even his little rictal bristles!
8:19 pm
mudd1 said…
Wow, it looks like a crossing of songbird and raptor! I'm not really into zoology, I can hardly tell a sparrow from a tit. So please excuse my unqualified comment :)
4:57 pm
Rondeau Ric said…
It was Susan, I just receive an email.
Mudd1 no expertise is required on this blog.;-)
Glad you liked it.
5:27 pm
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