Magee’s Chestnut-sided Warblers
Today’s post, the second post of warblers migrating through Magee Marsh (northern Ohio), features the colorful Chestnut-sided Warbler. Here are a few of my favorite images, all from Day #1 of my 3-day photo trip at the Marsh: Coming up … more wonderful warblers captured at Magee Marsh! Photographic Equipment Used: Canon 7D Mark 2 […]
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Magee’s Magnolia Warblers
Today’s post features one of the many migrating warbler species I photographed recently at the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, in northern Ohio, the Magnolia Warbler. The Magnolia warbler is one of my favorite warblers to see. I love the beautiful black “streaks” on the yellow chest … such a wonderful contrast of colors! Here are […]
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Fun Friday: Looking for a Snack
Today’s “Fun Friday” post was captured earlier this week, while kayaking a local Missouri Conservation Area. With several species of warblers now in the area, I was photographing Yellow Warblers and Prothonotary Warblers from the kayak. One Prothonotary Warbler was very active, hunting insects/spiders around the trees that are standing in the creek. It was […]
Yellow Warblers
During another kayak outing the other day, I was fortunate to have lots of warblers flitting about the trees, foraging for insects. Today’s post features some of the many Yellow Warblers (Setophaga petechia) that were busy searching for small insects. Here are a few of my favorite Yellow Warbler images that I captured from the […]
Nesting Along the Water’s Edge
On Saturday morning, I went to one of my favorite places for kayaking. I wasn’t sure if I’d be able to kayak, since it has been over a year when water levels were sufficient to kayak this area. Fortunately, all the recent rains made it quite kayakable! The main issues at this location are fallen […]
Nesting Prothonotary Warbler
Today’s post is a sequence of photos shot while kayaking at nearby Amarugia CA, near my rural Missouri home. In spring, I always look forward to seeing my warbler friends return to the area. This Prothonotary Warbler (Protonotaria citrea), as I soon found out, was busy collecting nesting material, then returning to his summer home […]
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