In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.
In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.

Tennessee Warbler (Leiothlypis peregrina)

Tennessee Warbler

(Leiothlypis peregrina)

Description:

In these latitudes, Tennessee Warblers were commonplace. The dense woods of the Fort Saint John Community Forest was a wondrous place to meet birds, but most of them hid well in the foliage or high in the tall canopy.

Date Taken: 2022:06:26 14:29

Location:

Community Forest
Fort St. John, British Columbia
Canada
2211.40 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/2500

File Name: TennesseeWarbler_8504784-FortSaintJohn.CommunityForest

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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