I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.
I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.

Orange-Crowned Warbler (Leiothlypis celata)

Orange-Crowned Warbler

(Leiothlypis celata)

Description:

I noticed a high winter population of Orange-Crowned and Myrtle Warblers most places I visit in southern Texas. My early morning visit to Palmito Hill, southeast of Brownsville, began in a heavy fog. By mid-day the weather improved only slightly to overcast skies.

Date Taken: 2021:01:26 11:54

Location:

Palmito Hill
Brownsville, Texas
United States
29.53 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/11.0, 1/800

File Name: OrangeCrownedWarbler_D5X4951-PalmitoHill-TX

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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