Bravo, great detail Mike how far were you from the Male and Female Yellowthroat? I have your link on my blog thanks for the correction thats what happens when I get lax on wearing my reading glasses.
There are so many Common Yellowthroats at Pheasant Branch right now it's difficult not to get a good photograph of them. With the setting sun behind me, I walked east on the trails and waited for them to pop-up from the dense vegetation. It's easy to get a photograph of them from 25 to 35 feet away. The female at the bottom came out from the side of some thick brush as I was walking downhill - I don't think she saw me until I was right at the scope's close focus, so it was a lucky shot.
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Bravo, great detail Mike how far were you from the Male and Female Yellowthroat?
I have your link on my blog thanks for the correction thats what happens when I get lax on wearing my reading glasses.
Kevin,
There are so many Common Yellowthroats at Pheasant Branch right now it's difficult not to get a good photograph of them. With the setting sun behind me, I walked east on the trails and waited for them to pop-up from the dense vegetation. It's easy to get a photograph of them from 25 to 35 feet away. The female at the bottom came out from the side of some thick brush as I was walking downhill - I don't think she saw me until I was right at the scope's close focus, so it was a lucky shot.
Mike M.
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