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Ryser915 — Orange-crowned Warbler
Published: 2011-01-06 17:07:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 2292; Favourites: 181; Downloads: 0
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Relatively rare in Massachusetts, the Orange-crowned Warbler is one of our drabbest warblers. The Canadian nesting subspecies which we see during migration here, doesn't leave their breeding grounds until late September or early October. This causes them to pass through well into December, making this species one of the latest fall migrant songbirds we see. These tiny warblers prefer weedy fields and dense tangles of shrubs and vines, so they are often hard to see. This image was made on an extremely dark and cloudy morning.Back Bay Fens
Boston, Massachusetts
November 3, 2010
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Words can't really describe the sweetness in this picture. You've captured a beautiful little moment here.
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Your work has been featured as one of #Bird-Photography 's and/or #Birds-Club 's top submissions for the month of January. Keep up the great work!
You can find the article here: [link]
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Perfect
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People have hope
Because they cannot see death standing behind them
-Tite Kubo-
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Ah beautiful capture. You are invited to watch my gallery.
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Thanks for the invitation to watch you. It's quite an honor.
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Nicely done! Thanks so much for shring your knowledge>
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This is BEAUTIFUL... the colours and textures... it's inexpressible how it moves the viewer. It gives a very soulful, fuzzy feeling
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beautiful crisp shot and I also love the vivid colors in the background. Really adds a lot to this great shot!
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