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Kentucky Warbler

April 23, 2020  •  Leave a Comment

I photographed a juvenile Kentucky Warbler last fall along with several other provincial goodies, including Prothonatory Warbler and Cape May Warbler all in one location. The Cape May Warbler is not rare but is hard to find. These fall migrants were all located  together in a spot where rarities and hard to find birds show up every year. 

The following photograph of a adult Kentucky Warbler was taken near dusk at a very slow shutter speed, 1/30 second and hand held. I should have done better but I was a little excited so the camera shake could not be corrected.

Kentucky Warbler

 

Keywords: canada, kentucky warbler, nova scotia, warblers of nova scotia

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