All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.
All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night's stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.

Yellow-Rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata coronata)

Yellow-Rumped Warbler

(Setophaga coronata coronata)

Description:

All the Yellow-Rumped Warblers I saw seemed to be the Myrtle types. They enjoyed the sap that the Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers provided. Cottonwood Camp is a primitive site eight miles from the end of the road at Santa Elena Canyon. I was lucky to book a night’s stay and enjoy one of the birdiest sites in Big Bend National Park.

Date Taken: 2021:01:03 11:37

Location:

Cottonwood Camp
Big Bend National Park, Texas
United States
2069.06 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/4000

File Name: YellowRumpedWarbler_D5X8033-CottonwoodCamp

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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