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  1. 10-19-2007, 01:26 PM #1
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    Hooded Warbler

    New visitor to my back yard.

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  2. 10-19-2007, 06:37 PM #2
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    That is one gorgeous visitor. Thanks for sharing that awesome photo of a bird I have never had the pleasure of seen.
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  3. 10-19-2007, 09:31 PM #3
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    That is one crazy looking bird. Amazing how many shapes, sizes, and colors birds come in.



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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    great looking bird - nice bright yellows - excellent dof! I have tried a few times shooting birds and failed miserably - gotta give kudos to you guys that can get it done
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  5. 10-21-2007, 06:42 PM #5
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    Now that's a hooded warbler!!!!!! Great image of one too.
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  6. 10-21-2007, 07:09 PM #6
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    Thanks for the comments all. For any who have never tried it, shooting Warblers is a REAL challenge. They are very tiny, and very quick. Never in one place more than a few seconds. They have just started arriving here in earnest for the fall migration, so l'll be shooting them a lot in the next few weeks. But they are also really fun when you nail one!
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  7. 10-21-2007, 07:12 PM #7
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    I Second That!!!!!
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  8. 10-21-2007, 08:52 PM #8
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    pufff i have a shot of a hooded warbler ( and a conneticut warble) filling up the same amount of the frame i took with my old canon s1 is.... i'll look around for them and post them if i find them
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  9. 10-21-2007, 10:35 PM #9
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    heh, if they are as bad as wrens, i'm not even gunna try :cryin:


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  10. 10-22-2007, 12:18 PM #10
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    Dylan, Conneticut warbler in migration are a joke from my experience. I have had them walking at my feet

    If anyone needs tips on shooting neotropicals in migration, just PM me with the questions
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnj
    Dylan, Conneticut warbler in migration are a joke from my experience. I have had them walking at my feet

    If anyone needs tips on shooting neotropicals in migration, just PM me with the questions


    oh my teachers who caught it were mighty impressed with it as it was the first one any had seen.
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  12. 10-22-2007, 01:33 PM #12
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    That because 1-2 are spotted yearly in our area and all are in fall migration. 1 spring conneticut warbler was ever reported in NJ ... ever!

    Mist net images don't count dude, my friend does that and she uses a 50 macro
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  13. 10-27-2007, 05:13 PM #13
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    Re: Hooded Warbler

    Great work1
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