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This is the most challenging warbler to get in the US simply because it requires people to hike 4 hours up a mountain to find it in the Chisos Mountains in Big Bend National Park.
The CW is a high elevation bird that can more amply be found in the mountains of central Mexico. But since its nature is to skulk and stay a bit hidden, it will always take some work.
Even after finding the bird and seeing it, photographing it was a challenge as the CW flits around looking for insect like any other warbler on its nesting grounds.
I recommend visiting Big Bend. It takes effort simply to get there. The Entry gate is nearly 90 minutes from the nearest proper town. You find campgrounds and lodging there, and the birds and hiking are extraordinary. And the landscapes and ecosystems are equally breathtaking any time of year.
Taken from a distance and heavily cropped, we were happy to photography this Colima Pygmy Owl which is found in Western Mexico.
...llamado Volcán de Fuego de Colima para diferenciarlo del cercano Volcán Nevado de Colima, Zapotepetl en nahuatl,
Erupción del 22 de enero de 2017.
Aproximadamente hace más de 500 años, el volcán ha tenido más de 40 erupciones desde 1576, de entre las cuales destacan las de 1585, 1606, 1622, 1690, 1818, 1890, 1903, 1913 (el 13 de enero de este año se cerró el cuarto ciclo de actividad) y 1999. El 6 de junio de 2005, a las 11:00 horas, se produjo una columna eruptiva que alcanzó 4 km sobre el volcán, arrojó cenizas de roca y piroclastos, y desde principios de enero del 2013 se ha clasificado en actividad creciente. Su ciclo eruptivo es de aproximadamente 100 años. En 2015 comenzó a presentar un aumento en su actividad que está en constante vigilancia.
Crédito (Copy Right): Astrocolors, César Cantú. En imágenes de erupciones del Volcán de Colima.
Si quieres ver como lució el volcan durante la erupcion de febrero 1903, visita
www.flickr.com/photos/jesusduarte/49721690802/in/datepost...
a travel series - images taken on my trip to the state of Colima, the villages of Comala, Noguera and Suchitlan at the foot of two volcanos.
- the twin volcanos, el Volcan de Fuego and the Nevado de Colima with an agave (tequila cactus) pantation in foreground, Colima, Mexico. the Volcan de Fuego, left, is one of the 10 most active volcanos in the world!!! unfortunately i could not get one shot of both volcanos free of clouds as hurrican Kiko was visiting offshore, some 100 km's away.
🔆New Release🔆Colima Hoodie at Available at Manhood Event 27/05/25
Rigged for : Legacy, Jake and Gianni
Texas - entire journey logged 7500 miles on my SUV from Florida to the top of Sequoia National Forest and back. But the main interest was to get the Colima to finish off getting all of the lower 48 warblers off my life list. It was a ten mile hike we endured but started seeing Colima's at two and a half miles up. We saw a dozen in total and heard several more on our way up and back. We slept in the vehicle at the base of the mountain since no rooms were available anywhere near Big Bend National Park. But had a great pork-chop dinner at the lodge in Big Bend that Carl won't forget about. Nor will I.