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I think we have 3000K in our house. But the 5000K seems to be really working for you.

Common Yellow Throated Warbler at Beckly Station Park, Louisville, KY.

Red Eyed Vireos

I didn't know they would lose their blue color at certain times of the year, could they have been juveniles? Or is that what Indigo Buntings do?

I love how well his blue eyes show up!

We have a lot of Indigo Bunting's in the area. This one was at a nearby park.

A Mississippi Kite heavily cropped flying over our house. We don't normally see them here. They probably followed the cicada's looking for easy meals.

I saw Marilynne's thread and thought that was a great idea! I figure I can change out pictures if I find one I like better of a particular species. Working on this thread has also let me know something is going on with my computer because there are a lot of pictures, of some of my birds that...

I would love to get a photo of a burrowing owl. However, I am not really sure where to find them or what season is the best to look for them.

I forgot to change my meta info to 2025 as well even after Marilynne's reminder.

Yellow Bellied Sapsucker

Great Crested Flycatcher

We have about 4 of these in our neighborhood. But one of the neighbors has a cat that has started hunting in their nesting area so they will probably abandon the area soon.

This is a Northern Bobwhite.

This is a Golden Winged Warbler passing through during the Spring migration.

No, That was an accident. Thanks

I would take out the 3 blades of grass that are covering the main focus of your photo. They are a little distracting. And maybe darken the foreground slightly.

These are male and female Dickcissel's. Out on Bennett Lane, La Grange, KY

This is a Warbling Vireo. Apparently, they are common in this area too.

I think this is a Clapper Rail. The first photo it has a carpet beetle hanging on to its face. They don't usually show up here but we think this one was blown off course from the Hurricane. It stayed for a few weeks.