It is – always – going well. Thank-you. I tried looking up that bird – but couldn’t find it. I did, however, learn some other songs … much to my husband’s chagrin!
I love this bird, but call it common yellow throat. Are the two the same? May be one of those east to west variations. One used to hang out in the thicket outside my dining room window. I didn’t know what it was and called it the bandit finch until I’d sat down with the bird book! Lovely, lovely shot.
Hi I believe I made a typo in the post as we also call it a yellow throat. I do that all the time with birds that are black capped or black crowned. Thanks for pointing it out. I just fixed it. They are pretty good looking and so vibrant yellow. Hope your decides to return to your window one day.
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nature has no boss 
And have you heard it’s song??? Almost as beautiful as this photo!
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We did this one was singing away from the trees on the outside of marsh when we first got there. Hope your day is going well.
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It is – always – going well. Thank-you. I tried looking up that bird – but couldn’t find it. I did, however, learn some other songs … much to my husband’s chagrin!
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I am sure he will find you bird knowledge invaluable someday. 🙂
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I sure enjoy your bird photography! Tack sharp images! Keep clicking, and posting!!
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Thanks for the nice words we real appreciate it. We will indeed keep it up..both clicking and posting. Hope you have a wonderful day.
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A sweet one.
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This was a sweet little bird very busy but obliging when the camera came out.
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I love this bird, but call it common yellow throat. Are the two the same? May be one of those east to west variations. One used to hang out in the thicket outside my dining room window. I didn’t know what it was and called it the bandit finch until I’d sat down with the bird book! Lovely, lovely shot.
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Hi I believe I made a typo in the post as we also call it a yellow throat. I do that all the time with birds that are black capped or black crowned. Thanks for pointing it out. I just fixed it. They are pretty good looking and so vibrant yellow. Hope your decides to return to your window one day.
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What a wonderful photo – I love yellowthroats!
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Hi Eliza, they are not all that common for us to see so this was a treat.
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It is one of our more numerous migrants. I hear them more than I see them. I find the stream attracts a lot of birds (wooded riparian habitat).
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If we were to move to an ideal location it would be one with a stream or river to help attract wildlife. You are lucky.
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I am blessed, I must agree. I’m grateful every day!
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🙂
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Beautiful shot, Mike, and such vibrant colors.
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Thanks Jane and like all warblers this guy was sure darting about that day. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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Natare’s miracle,it is,I think.
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I agree.
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I too.
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*nature
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Very Beautiful photo and bird.
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Thanks April, and thanks for the feedback and following us. We appreciate the feedback and enjoy hearing what your thoughts are on our photos. Wishing you a great weekend.
Chrsity and Mike
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