This past may, I used a really cool strategy that made for an incredible day of bird photography. A very strong storm front was moving in from the north. As luck would have it, this storm front would be moving directly over a major bird migration flyway during the last few days of spring migration.
As this line of storms moved over the Gulf of Mexico it pushed a large amount of migratory birds inland. These are birds that typically fly over the ocean in order to go north and because of this, these birds aren't always seen on land. I was lucky enough to get more than enough great photos. Here's a video of the experience.
Here's my favorite shot of the day, A Bay Breasted Warbler JPG straight out of the camera.
As this line of storms moved over the Gulf of Mexico it pushed a large amount of migratory birds inland. These are birds that typically fly over the ocean in order to go north and because of this, these birds aren't always seen on land. I was lucky enough to get more than enough great photos. Here's a video of the experience.
Here's my favorite shot of the day, A Bay Breasted Warbler JPG straight out of the camera.
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