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Absolutely beautiful shots!! Two birds I have never seen and such fantastic action shots, too! Makes me want to go birding…
There are few more beautiful shots than those of a bird who’s head is thrown back in song.
Moe – Thanks much! We seem to find most of our Yellow Warblers in short trees in less forested areas (edges) and Hooded Warblers are more deep woods birds.
Zen – The warblers have been extra loud this spring, perhaps because it is colder and they are trying to keep warm