Setophaga coronata, the yellow-rumped warbler, is among the most abundant and visible of the wood-warblers. Plumage varies by region - they're divided into "Myrtle" and "Audubon's" subspecies.

Rutland Water ospreys

31st May 2013 with Grandad Jim Wedge

Common blackbird

Bird watching in Lembi Park, Folsom, California, January, 2024.

Sauce Viejo, Santa Fe, Argentina

Little scruffy Robin Redbreast. Photo Pat Adams

During and after the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2022

An autumn Whinchat at St Aldhelm's Head - Dorset

Hacienda Barú, près de Dominical, Costa Rica.

Birdwatching from inside with my 70-200. Wishing I had that extender now :\

Birdwatching

Birdwatching on the path back to camp, Phobjika Valley

Μια καρδερίνα (Carduelis carduelis) κοντά στη φωλιά της.

Concepción, Chile.

Visit to Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre

with Grandad Jim Wedge

Gloucestershire

Friday 26th July 2013

goldeneye

Oak titmouse

Birdwatching Puffin

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The most frequent visitor to our garden *yawn*

BirdWatch

I'm confident of this identification, but, man, warblers are confusing.

A pair of crowned cranes on an orchid plant (without the orchids unfortunately)

Mourning dove in the rain

Blackbird

Sauce Viejo, Santa Fe, Argentina

Visit to Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre

with Grandad Jim Wedge

Gloucestershire

Friday 26th July 2013

Cara feeding ducks

San Jose Province, Savegre Natural Reserve, La Quebrada Trail

Monaghan, Ireland

Oak titmouse

This album contains pictures from mu recent trip to Oman. Check the daily trip reports on my blog here www.NatureMonitoring.com