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Kentucky Sunset
Mt. Washington Kentucky
Camera - Nikon D500
Lens - Nikon 70-200mm f2.8g vr
Photo uploaded June 20, 2020
Has been a crazy migration this year but a few surprises !
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Kentucky warbler ( Geothlypis formosa ) 6-01-2018 It took an hour to find it - its seems that it hadn't establish a territory yet , well protected from birders by countless mosquitoes .
short video here youtu.be/kDZyvTWYPss
Lots of people looking...I just got lucky for a few seconds as he viewed the road, then we all got to see him again .... brief.....but great !
Old Mine Rd. NJ
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Still finding some color around here--wish I could get out again today---but to busy---HAVE A GREAT DAY YOU GUYS--THANKS SO MUCH FOR VISITING!
A lifer for me. This one was seen and heard at a local bird area. We went there the next day and heard him singing near a creek, before to long he made an appearance.
Lost Valley Trail at Weldon Spring Conservation Area, Missouri
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I had a great few days of warbler photography this May in Virginia. The forest was alive with birdsong, and it was very pleasant to walk around the woods. A gorgeous Kentucky Warbler (Geothlypis formosa) posed on an open perch, letting me get a couple of nice images. I love the month of May...it's arguably the best month for birds out of the entire year.
Taken from a Kentucky Back-road. Thank you all for your visits comments and faves much appreciated, have a great day!
Taken from a back-road.
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Unlike most songbirds, a male Kentucky Warbler appears to sing only one song type. He will sing the same song throughout his life.
Taken from a Kentucky Back-road.
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Nikon D850 600mm f4 VR
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Some red flowers, with a birdbath in the background, at a relative's house in Kentucky. I have no idea what kind of flowers these are. Any identification assistance would be appreciated. Thanks!
Taken from a Kentucky Back-road.
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What a nice way to start April; with a handsome Kentucky Warbler at the Quintana Neotropical Bird Sanctuary. I stumbles across this beauty while searching for a Blue-winged Warbler that had been reported which I managed a glimpse of but no photos. I think the Kentucky Warbler was a nice trade.
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Geothlypis formosa
Taken on a drive in the country have a lovely Sunday.
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A pair of TTI B36-7s pose for the cameras on a hot summer evening in Paris in 2014. The war on coal was in full swing at the time, and in 2016 it was announced that coal has lost the battle. As of now, the TTI is idled and all of those nifty GEs are stored and the TTI employees are waiting for better times to return.
Thanks go out to the fine folks at TTI and CSX for allowing this night session; my thoughts and prayers are with you guys for the return of coal and the good times.
Roll Coal.
Beside the road leading to the Walcott Covered Bridge. Flooding gave this shed a tilt. Don't want to know what lives inside this building.
A rebuilt SD40-2 leads a yard job over the Ohio River into Erlanger, Kentucky on frigid afternoon in January.
Photography taken at Old Friend's Farm in Scott County, Kentucky.
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18,000 ISO so mind the lower quality/noise/soft shot. These guys are major skulkers and are very very hard to catch off the ground in any light at all.
Harford County
Maryland
For a fleeting time, TTI's fleet of B36-7's ran somewhat more frequently than they had historically been doing. As coal trains had dwindled, limestone trains began being operated as well. This stone train has completed the 50-mile run over the former L&N branch from Paris and is now on CSX's former C&O line at Maysville, KY, for the remaining three miles to reach the TTI transload.
This Kentucky Warbler was pretty shy about coming to take a bath, which seems right in line with their normal secretive behavior. In fact, it’s that furtive nature that contributes a lot to this species desirability with birders. However, patience eventually paid off and some great views were had, a great reward as far as I am concerned.
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Geothlypis formosa