After not having any success with this species, I was able to get this follow-up photo after hiding for awhile behind some reeds - and giving the knees a workout. Iona, Richmond, BC.
The Yellow-throated Warbler at the Port of Montreal, Quebec was seen here taking a break in the hedgerow along the river.
Paruline à gorge jaune au Port de Montréal aujourd'hui. Il prenait un p'tit pause juste à côté du fleuve derrière le Studio Mel's. J'espère qu'il pourrait rester l'hiver ou au moins trouver sa direction vers le sud.
After all the recent spectacular shots - this may seem a bit underwhelming. However, a record shot (shot for personal reasons). We had a Robin's nest in the backyard this year. The eggs were still unhatched June 1st. Incredibly by June 17th, this was one of at least 3 birds that fledged. It was stressful. The Robin parents (espcially the mother) were calling out every day, most hours of the day as if a predator was around. Although we did see Racoons and cats on occasion, most of the time it almost seemed as a tactic to distract. After hatching, we were keeping an eye from the window on the numerous crows in the area. This particular photo was one of the fledglings about 20 ft up in a cherry tree some 30 yards from the nest. They stayed well-hidden, and almost silent except for some high-pitched sounds to let the parents know where they were. The speed at which they went from hatching to this photo (just about 2 weeks) was stagerring - though I haven't studied biology and so I presume that is standard :)
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