A male Yellow Rumped Warbler of the Myrtle variety give us both a right and left profile as we followed him through the woods as he passed through our area on his spring migration. These little guys only hang around for a few weeks so it was nice albeit frustrating at times to get a little looks as these every busy and moving little birds.
Denver, CO.
nature has no boss 
I like how the black streak passes from the beak through the white around the eye.
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they are cool looking little birds.
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Wonderful photos!! They are native here in Ontario, but I have yet to photograph one.
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HI Maggie, you should give photographing one of these guys a try. It is fun and frustrating all at once. Hope your days going well and your week off to a great start.
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It is hard to settle and focus when the flit about, but fun trying. I end up with shots of feet or just an empty limb.
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Great catches!
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Thanks and hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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Great captures, Mike, which take a great amount of skill, not only find them, then actually get a good shot!
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Hi Eliza, these little birds are fairly abundant but as you suggest it hard to photograph them as they are always moving about and in the branches.
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Looks like the Warbler was sitting there waiting for you. Amazing capture
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HI, I sure wish that one of these little guys would do that for us someday.
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