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Many people have never seen a Green-tailed Towhee. Here's why. They spend most of their time in the tall grass or back in the bushes.

Traffic jams occur from time to time when parents are so busy feeding youngsters :)

Sitting on the back porch of the cabin, my wife and I have fallen in love with a pair of Cordilleran Flycatchers who have been perching and hunting insects non-stop near the porch. Clearly, they are gathering food for their youngsters, though I haven't figured out where the nest is. They stopped...

Selling on your own is the only way to get full market value. Join the Back Country Galley forum and you can list items there for free, plus it's a nice forum. And, of course, you can list on the classifieds right here at Nikonites.

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Beautiful, Busy Bee engaged in Purposeful Pollination of Purple Pollen.

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Lazuli Bunting

Foraging

I'm glad Nikon is getting these done quickly for everyone.

The male (right) Mountain Bluebird was thinking that the female was going to give him the yummy grasshopper she had in her mouth. When she didn't, he looked surprised and disappointed, don't you think? LOL

I processed this shot later, and I think I like it even better. :)

Yeah, too much of the eye is covered by the grass. There are limits, even with this new tech. :)

I have used it a few times in the last couple of days and I am very impressed. As Nick said, if things look a little off, you can just make a second pass with the brush and it usually comes out great.

Just before the sun was up over the ridge.