Not a lot of words are needed here. Suffice to say I’m playing around with my new Sony 100-400mm lens, and what better place than the garden. The birds are willing accomplices and help me put the lens through its paces. I really like this lens a lot.
Garden Buddha with seashells, San Cristobal.
Black-headed Grosbeak.
Black-headed Grosbeak
Female immature Black-headed Grosbeak.
Female Black-headed Grosbeak.
Female Evening Grosbeak.
Male Black-chinned Hummingbird, tasting the nectar or the air.
Male Black-chinned Hummingbird guarding the feeder.
Female Black-chinned Hummingbird.
Female Black-chinned Hummingbird on the feeder.
A Brown-headed Cowbird returned to the garden this year.
White-sided Sphinx Moth, often referred to as a hummingbird moth.
Evening Grosbeak, in one of our crabapple trees, San Cristobal, NM. Besides colorful hillsides and mountains, fall brings an abundance of food and birds to eat it. This week the Evening Grosbeaks arrived in flocks to indulge themselves of the crabapples. Great individual shots picked out of the thirty or so birds camoflaged by the branches and leaves. Thanks for looking. G