I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.
I would have liked to captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn't able to get a clear shot at this bird. Less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado Texas is a roadside rest stop, or picnic area, as Texas calls them, where I had a couple of first meetings with bird species in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nive surprises for me as well.

Morelet's Seedeater (Sporophila morelleti)

Morelet's Seedeater

(Sporophila morelleti)

Description:

I wish I’d captured a better image of this first meeting with the seedeater. Between the thick tangles of branches and twigs, I wasn’t able to get a clear shot at this bird. The location was less than two miles south of the small town of Quemado (Texas) at a roadside rest stop. Texas calls them picnic areas. I had a couple of first meetings with bird species here in March 2020 on my way to Brownsville Texas. My winter visit in January 2021 had some nice surprises for me as well.

Date Taken: 2021:01:11 12:20

Location:

Roadside Stop
Quemado, Texas
United States
771.04 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/5.6, 1/4000

File Name: WhiteCollaredSeedEater_D5X0276-Quemado-TX

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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