On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.
On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.

American Redstart (Setophaga ruticilla)

American Redstart

(Setophaga ruticilla)

Description:

On my visit to the Boreal Center for Bird Conservation six weeks earlier, American Redstarts were among the most visible of the warblers that were here to raise families. I was happy to still find them here at the edge of Lesser Slave Lake.

Date Taken: 2022:07:06 10:35

Location:

Boreal Centre For Bird Conservat
Slave Lake, Alberta
Canada
1948.92 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/640

File Name: AmericanRedstart_8509481-LesserSlaveLake.BorealBirdCentre

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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