1\/640, f\/6.3, ISO 400, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc, natural light<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nThey’re much more often found buried deeply “in habitat” as you see here, which can make for a more cluttered setting but often has a more natural appeal.<\/p>\n
The preferred habitat of the Yellow-rumped Warbler is one of the most ecologically generalized of all warblers, which partially accounts for its broad range.\u00a0 During\u00a0the nonbreeding season it can be found in almost any habitat.\u00a0 One example of its adaptability among warblers is the\u00a0 fact that they’re the only warbler species able to digest the waxes in bayberries, which has allowed them to winter in coastal areas as far north as Nova Scotia.<\/p>\n
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There’s no denying that songbirds tend to\u00a0be\u00a0short-shrifted on my blog.\u00a0 That wasn’t a conscious decision on my part but\u00a0it’s sure the way\u00a0things have\u00a0turned out.\u00a0 This post is an initial effort to\u00a0attempt rectify the situation. The pretty little Yellow-rumped Warbler is one of the most common warblers in North America so I thought this species was a good place to start. \u00a01\/1600, f\/6.3, ISO 400, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc, natural light There are two sub-species of Yellow-rumped Warblers – Myrtle Warbler in eastern North America and Audubon’s Warbler of the western part of the continent.\u00a0 This is the Audubon’s subspecies, as identified by the yellow throat (white throat on Myrtle).\u00a0 Audubon’s and Myrtle were long considered to be separate species but when it was discovered that they hybridize in the Canadian Rockies they were combined into a single species. \u00a01\/1250, f\/6.3, ISO 400, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc, natural light This pose shows off that distinctive yellow rump.\u00a0 These birds are often affectionately called “butter-butt” for obvious reasons. These first two “bird on a stick” images\u00a0are rather sterile but they give a good look at the bird. \u00a01\/640, f\/6.3, ISO 400, 500 f\/4, 1.4 tc, natural light They’re much more often found buried deeply “in habitat” as you see here, which can make for a more cluttered setting but often has a more natural appeal. The preferred habitat of the Yellow-rumped Warbler is one of the most ecologically generalized of all warblers, which partially accounts for its broad range.\u00a0 During\u00a0the nonbreeding season…<\/p>\n
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