Chestnut-sided Warbler.

[Daniel Cadieux]

This fella surprised me by popping up in the cedar close to me when I was pishing a Yellow Warbler. It plunked right back down and then out after a was able to get a few frames.

Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/1600s., f/8, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, NR to the BG.

[Dorian Anderson]

Great view of those namesake flanks! I really digging this because it's a proper in-field frame with the cleanliness and feel of a set-up shot. The perch is interesting and frames him nicely, and I think the unconventional, underside view is super cool. Exposure and detail look great. I like the position in the frame as well.

[Brian Sump]

Awesome frame Daniel. The chestnut and yellow cap really pop with the lighting and esp against that gray and green bkg.

Beautiful detail, beautiful capture!

[gail bisson]

This is really nice Daniel. Exposure on the whited are perfect.
Love the cedar perch.
Well done,
Gail

[David Roach]

Another stunning warbler from you, Love the composition and canvas overall. TFS

[Bill Dix]

Great singing pose, nice natural perch and BG. Perfect lighting. Pleased Pleased Pleased to Meetcha.

[Jack Backs]

Beautiful image. Exposure is spot on. Love the background. I don't mind the tail being OOF. The only nit I would pick is the tail being partially obscured.

[John Mack]

Looks spot on all around as per your usual. Really like the framing and that perch though.