In the dark, morning light of Muir Woods, the
Pacific Wren (split a few years ago from Winter Wren) presented itself so suddenly that I did not think about camera settings. Even so, I managed a few adequate photos ...
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| Pacific Wren |
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| Pacific Wren |
Wrens are troglodytes (cave, hole, or cavity dwellers). They do not always show themselves. It took this
Bewick's Wren several minutes to get comfortable with my presence ...
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| Bewick's Wren |
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| Bewick's Wren |
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| Bewick's Wren |
The
Black Phoebe has been a photographic nemesis on western trips. It would never allow any kind of approach. But in the campground at Montana de Oro State Park, this Black Phoebe was working the area quite unconcerned by people presence ...
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| Black Phoebe |
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| Black Phoebe |
And finally, Say's Phoebe
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| Say's Phoebe |
Good Birding !!
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