The weather was gorgeous, and there were a few warblers and other passerine migrants hanging around, as well as some arrivals that signaled the coming winter, including an immature Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker and a couple of White-Throated Sparrows.
There were also butterfles, spiders, fish, turtles and other of our favorite things. I used the opportunity to continue testing the Canon ESF IS 400-100mm lens I rented for the weekend.
Green Heron
Monarch butterfly
Fish and fry
Magnolia Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
Spider, Orb-waver?
Black-Throated Green Warbler
2 comments:
Uh, I see no butts! You need to have that lens checked...
You are hitting the ground running with the 100-400. The challenge is going to be when you get close to number 600, or even halfway at 550 - because you will want to document it, but will the bird want to be documented? The next 100 will be much tougher; you might be forced to travel to new places. What a hardship that will be. Looking forward to what comes next!
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