Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.
Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.

American Redstart (Setophaga ruticilla)

American Redstart

(Setophaga ruticilla)

Description:

Even in bad light, this female redstart looked good! Having finished with the Great Texas Birding Classic on Sunday, I was eager to return to South Padre Island, where I knew Green Herons were raising families at the Bird and Nature Center.

Date Taken: 2021:04:27 13:12

Location:

South Padre Island WBC
South Padre Island, Texas
United States
19.69 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

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

File Name: AmericanRedstart_D5X2565_SPI-NatureCtr

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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