Canyon Wren

[Glenn Bartley]

These guys are extremely local up here in Canada and are only found in the Okanagan valley area. They were a real target for me on my road trip this summer as they were the last North American species of wren I needed to photograph. I hope you enjoy this one :)



Camera Model: Canon EOS 7D
Shutter speed: 1/160 sec
Aperture: 5.6
Exposure compensation: +1/3
Flash: On
ISO: 800
Focal length: 500mm + 1.4x

[Kaustubh Deshpande]

Glen, this is superb. Loved the pose, perch and the shallow DOF.

[Doug Brown]

Incredible singing pose and some nice flash work. Like the perch and BG. Is it my imagination or is the bird's head turned slightly away from you? The beak looks like it's pointed towards you but the eye looks like it's pointed away from you.

[Glenn Bartley]

Incredible singing pose and some nice flash work. Like the perch and BG. Is it my imagination or is the bird's head turned slightly away from you? The beak looks like it's pointed towards you but the eye looks like it's pointed away from you.

Sorry Doug...it is your imagination...

[Juan Carlos Vindas]

Cool image of this fabulous bird!
Nothing to add but great. Love the BG, rock and as mentioned by Doug the flash work seems so ''natural''.

[Lorant Voros]

Enjoying it very much, Glenn. Nice little fellow, love the singing pose, the perch and BG. I wound't detect the flash if it wasn't mentioned.

[Craig Brelsford]

Would love to comment on this coveted bird but once again the photo has not downloaded to my laptop.

[Stephen Stephen]

Glenn, congratulations on this addition to your photo collection. It's certainly a great image and I like the lichen covered perch and the singing pose.

[Ian Cassell]

Beautiful bird. The perch and BG work well with it. Big congrats on getting all the N.A. Wrens!