Female Blackpoll Warbler – Nikon D200, handheld, f7.1, 1/125, ISO 320, Nikkor 70-300mm VR at 300mm, natural light
I photographed this female Blackpoll Warbler (Setophaga striata) by the parking lot at Fort De Soto’s north beach a few years ago during migration. I had just left my vehicle when I spotted her and when I reached the grass next to the pavement I dropped down to the ground and belly crawled up to her.
Mia
Wonderful capture:)
Thank you Susan.
I don’t know that I’ve ever seen this angle with a healthy, and alive, warbler, Mia. How neat that you were able to capture it! What a beautiful little bird.
Thanks Tami. They are beautiful birds.
Hi! such a great picture ! Your so perfect at what you do in so many ways! Great shot. love ya’s
Thanks Mom! I have great subjects. Love you too
Great low angle and cute warbler!
Thank you Maria.
Sweet shot, Mia. A warbler stayed put while you crawled to it? Cool!
Thanks Julie!
Perfect capture, Mia. Beautiful subtle plumage and detail!
Thank you Hilke, I think the female Blackpolls have a very subtle beauty
Isn’t this wardbler so beautiful. I love it when you photograph the smaller birds so I can see them up close and personal. Carol
Thanks Carol!
Great shot, and the angle is wonderful, nothing like a good belly crawl to ensure a great shot.
Thanks Dan, crawling to get low angle images of birds tickles me… Literally!