In hindsight, as with most everything else, it should have been obvious.
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A second house wren joined the first, and then it was the challenge of keeping both in focus.
| House Wren | February 2008 |
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Last summer I thought I was photographing a Carolina wren, but after sending an image to the State College bird list members, it was pointed out that it was a house wren.
In hindsight, as with most everything else, it should have been obvious.
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That is, obvious, when the wren turned around and showed a clear profile. No eye stripe.
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Here's a link to my Carolina wren photos for comparison.
A second house wren joined the first, and then it was the challenge of keeping both in focus. | ||
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House wrens occasionally stop by the feeders at home, but these photos came from the game land next to Cooper's Pond.
Photo note: On August 14, 2007, I used a Pentax *istD, with the SMC 1000mm reflex lens, for these photos. |