Yellow-rumped Warbler
©Ken Conger
Published:
November 5, 2007
Ken Conger saw this Yellow-rumped Warbler during an autumn visit to Jamestown Island, Virginia.
The warbler
(Dendroica coronata) was perched on a bayberry branch at Jamestown Island, which is part of
Colonial National Historical Park. "Besides the history," wrote Ken, "visiting Jamestown can be productive for a variety of bird species." He took the shot with a Canon 20D and a 400mm f/5.6 lens.
You can see the bird at these great birdwatching hotspots:
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- Common Yellowthroat, singing
- Common Yellowthroat, close-up portrait
- Common Yellowthroat in Central Park
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