Prothonothary Warbler.

[Karl Egressy]

Taken at Rondeau Ontario, where there is a nesting pair.
It is still hard to get them close by as your movement is very limited by boardwalks and trails.
Thanks for looking.

Canon 5D Mark III
Canon f4.0 L IS Mark II. +1.4x III.
ISO 1250
1/250 s
f 5.6

[Geoffrey Montagu]

Wonderful detail and quality of light, Karl. Heard several but are very reluctant, at least on that day recently, to show themselves. Well done.




Geoffrey

[William Dickson]

Very nice looking bird Karl and you captured him well. Lovely colours and sharpness on the bird. Good work

Will

[Joe Subolefsky]

Very well done on a hard bird to capture in the clear up close.

[Lyle Gruby]

Just a beautiful bird (one I've never had much luck with). The perch is a bit large, but I personally like it. IQ couldn't be better. My only crit. is the HA could be slightly better.

[Jim Crosswell]

Excellent image Karl! I like the sharpness, exposure, moss and great details.

[Ákos Lumnitzer]

For me it looks too sharp and I wish the bright OOF patch weren't behind the bird. Otherwise, a wonderful image Karl. HA not a deal breaker for me here.
I cannot even contemplate how to pronounce the English name. The Latin name is much easier for me. :D