Valley in 2004. So we did get some good views though it was very mobile and just managed to get one record shot, and that's the first one in this post.
The others are again of the Snow Bunting at Sandy Cove, and were taken in much better weather conditions on Sat Morning. So I felt I would like to share some more with you.
Also sorry I have not commented on your posts But I will get to them over the next couple of days, The reason being I have been trolling through over 500 images of this bird taken over Friday and Saturday. Believe me I just could not resist it.
BARRED WARBLER.
SNOW BUNTING.
SNOW BUNTING.
SNOW BUNTING.
SNOW BUNTING.
Hi Monty - I was glad to see that your Barred Warbler background was similar to my shot. The out of focus background looks like a mirror lens shot but I think it is the effect of the light and the varied background.
ReplyDeleteLove the Bunting shots Monts. Would not have liked to have met you at Dodge City LOL.
ReplyDeleteWell done Monts,two great captures.
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Hands up! I've never even heard of a Barred Warbler!! How nice to live somewhere which gets (what I assume to be) such rarities.
ReplyDeleteLovely Snow Bunting shots too :)
Great shots Monty, over 500 would take some time to sort!
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What a dear little bird the Bunting is with such pretty colors. A Barred Warbler is new to me.
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I've seen a couple of Snow Buntings, but never a Barred Warbler. Great photos of both!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos as ever, Monty.
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