nature photography : pine warbler

Showing off the aptness of its name, this male Pine Warbler spent several minutes foraging through the shady carpet of pine needles in search of hiding moths and beetles before hopping over to take a closer look at John. The inquisitive and fearless little bird actually got so close that John could no longer focus on him: less than two feet away!
Showing off the aptness of its name, this male Pine Warbler spent several minutes foraging through the shady carpet of pine needles in search of hiding moths and beetles before hopping over to take a closer look at John. The inquisitive and fearless little bird actually got so close that John could no longer focus on him: less than two feet away!
Equipment:Canon EOS 30D
Canon EF 300mm f4L IS with 1.4x Teleconverter
Settings:f8; 1/160 sec.; focal length at 420 mm; ISO 640
Date:December 23, 2006 10:57 am
Location:Fort De Soto Park / Tierra Verde, FL
 



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