Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.
Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.

American Redstart (Setophaga ruticilla)

American Redstart

(Setophaga ruticilla)

Description:

Redstarts flash their brightly colored feathers to startle insects and capture them when they see movement. Sunday was the 2nd day of the great warbler fallout, but unlike Saturday’s expedition, the sun shone through to light her subjects.

Date Taken: 2021:04:18 14:22

Location:

Convention Center
South Padre Island, Texas
United States
13.12 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/1500

File Name: AmericanRedstart_D5X8179-SPI_ConventionCtr

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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