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Blackburnian Warbler
Ray Hennessy (rayhennessy.com) and Scott Keys (@skeysimages) have awesome warbler shots. If you follow one, you are likely to follow the other for inspiration. Recently, Scott posted an older photo of a Blackburnian warbler. He talked about how difficult it was to photograph because these birds stay high in the trees far from eye level view. What Scott didn’t know was that his post motivated me to capture this beautiful warbler. Yes, I had seen them in the past, but nothing exciting in terms of a photo. What I didn’t realize was how tough this was going to be. So, after a grueling hike, and hanging off the side of a mountain, I present to you (or better yet, @skeyimages) my Blackburnian warbler, which I named Scott for effect. So glad the bird was happy to see me.
Blackburnian Warbler
Ray Hennessy (rayhennessy.com) and Scott Keys (@skeysimages) have awesome warbler shots. If you follow one, you are likely to follow the other for inspiration. Recently, Scott posted an older photo of a Blackburnian warbler. He talked about how difficult it was to photograph because these birds stay high in the trees far from eye level view. What Scott didn’t know was that his post motivated me to capture this beautiful warbler. Yes, I had seen them in the past, but nothing exciting in terms of a photo. What I didn’t realize was how tough this was going to be. So, after a grueling hike, and hanging off the side of a mountain, I present to you (or better yet, @skeyimages) my Blackburnian warbler, which I named Scott for effect. So glad the bird was happy to see me.