Spring Variety Pt.2

I've been pretty busy as of late so I haven't been out taking as many pictures as I would like but here are a few more shots that I got from earlier in the year.
Thanks for looking.

Scissor-tailed Flycatcher

Indigo Bunting (female)

Common Yellowthroat (female)

A young Carolina Wren.

Yellow Warbler

Yellow Warbler with a worm.

Baltimore Oriole

Orchard Oriole (female)

Nice shots. All are beautiful.

Great shots of a wide variety, Brad. That last shot really stands out for me, in a great setting.

Brad you have some real winners here. I have to agree with Wallace River, the last shot is great. I think -

Lovely set Brad,

You captured them all so beautifully in their environments.

Most of these would be lifers for us...

Excellent post,

Kenn

You know work is bad for our hobbies . And you should not deprive us with these beautiful pictures . Great set Brad!

Brad, what a wonderful series and you saved the most special for last. I love the muted tones on the first Yellow Warbler. Sometimes we see them just like that. So soft. Thanks for posting.

wonderful series, Brad - love the last one

kpflynn wrote in post #14829759
Nice shots. All are beautiful.

Thanks kp, It's appreciated.

Wallace River wrote in post #14829809
Great shots of a wide variety, Brad. That last shot really stands out for me, in a great setting.

Thank you Ian, She was in the tail weeds looking around for prey items. Also she was getting nearly to close to get her all in the frame.

acajun wrote in post #14830007
Brad you have some real winners here. I have to agree with Wallace River, the last shot is great. I think -

Thanks for the kind words Tony, It's very much appreciated.

kenn3d wrote in post #14830204
Lovely set Brad,

You captured them all so beautifully in their environments.

Most of these would be lifers for us...

Excellent post,

Kenn

Thank you Kenn, We don't get to see the Orioles and Warblers for very long in our area as they make their migration up north. The Bunting and Yellowthroat were a surprise to see this time around.

jodelak wrote in post #14834071
You know work is bad for our hobbies . And you should not deprive us with these beautiful pictures . Great set Brad!

Thanks a bunch Jo. I hear ya, There are things that just get in the way of our fun sometimes but everything is quieting down here some and I'll try to post more often.

Diamond Lil wrote in post #14834768
Brad, what a wonderful series and you saved the most special for last. I love the muted tones on the first Yellow Warbler. Sometimes we see them just like that. So soft. Thanks for posting.

Thank you Lil, We like the last one too so it was made into a card. Those bright colored birds can be a job to expose correctly in the sun but I tried. Thanks again.

dgraham329 wrote in post #14835178
wonderful series, Brad - love the last one

Thank you Dean for the comments.

Fantastic series Brad, color and comps are exceptional. The last one is my favorite.

Brad, nice variety, good series. The last on is the bset. The soft, pastel bg really makes the bird standout.
Rex

Nighthound wrote in post #14839903
Fantastic series Brad, color and comps are exceptional. The last one is my favorite.

Very much appreciated Steve, Thanks for comments.

surgemaster wrote in post #14840629
Brad, nice variety, good series. The last on is the bset. The soft, pastel bg really makes the bird standout.
Rex

Thanks a lot Rex for the comments, The last one is probably my favorite too.

Very good shots Brad, excellent detail in all of them.

2slo wrote in post #14845268
Very good shots Brad, excellent detail in all of them.

Thank you kindly Mark.

Great takes.