This high-resolution photograph features a vibrant Yellow-throated Warbler (Setophaga dominica) captured singing while perched on a branch surrounded by lush green leaves. Photographed in its natural habitat during spring migration, this stunning songbird displays its bright yellow throat and bold black-and-white markings. Perfect for bird lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and nature art collectors, this image showcases the beauty of North Carolina birdwatching and southeastern woodland species. Keywords: Yellow-throated Warbler, bird photography, North Carolina birds, songbird wall art, wildlife print, nature photography, migratory birds, Southeastern US birds, birdwatching decor, bird lover gift.
This intimate portrait captures a female Orchard Oriole (Icterus galbula) balanced on the soft tips of a young pine. The bird’s lemon-yellow body and olive wings pop against the out-of-focus green, drawing the eye to her slender, slightly curved bill and fanned tail. Orioles are more often seen weaving hanging nests high in leafy trees, so finding one momentarily grounded on pine makes this a quiet, uncommon view. I framed the scene to echo the vertical rhythm of the needles, letting the negative space surround the bird and keep the composition clean. Whether you’re a birder or simply love bold color on a minimalist backdrop, this piece brings a calm, nature-first feel to any room.
Wallace D. Wattles said God knows the hairs on our head and when a sparrow falls. Such a striking statement for such a common bird. But this sparrow caused me to notice her. She had a mouth full of caterpillars and would not budge as i moved along the trail. It was apparent that she must have babies nearby. I heard them crying to be fed but she kept an eye on me. So rather than add any more stress i moved along my way but did enjoy the brief moments with her. Poor caterpillars.
Female GoldFinch
The Blue-Gray gnatcatcher on a juniper tree at Kimsey Run Lake in Baker, WV.
A vibrant Prairie Warbler perches on a delicate branch, its song echoing through the lush greenery of spring.
Common Yellowthroat at Alligator River NWR A striking male Common Yellowthroat perches among the vibrant green cypress branches at Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge. Recognized by his bold black mask and bright yellow throat, this secretive warbler is a spring and summer favorite in the refuge’s wetland thickets.
A Gray Catbird lets out its signature mewing call from a mossy branch, surrounded by spring foliage. Captured in the heart of North Carolina's woodlands.
White throated sparrow in Orange County, NC.
Black throated Green Warbler
Cedar Waxwing perched delicately among the branches, surrounded by clusters of berries at sunrise, Brumley North Nature Preserve.
Captured this Northern Flicker in action at Brumley North Nature Preserve, enjoying a moment with its mulberry. Love how these stunning woodpeckers bring life to the autumn landscape! 🪶🍂
In this photograph taken in Wake County, a white-eye vireo perches on a slender branch amidst lush green foliage. The white-eyed vireo has bright yellow plumage on its underparts and olive-green on its back, with distinctive white wing bars. Its striking white eyes, outlined by a thin black ring, gaze curiously at the camera, giving the image an engaging and intimate feel. The surrounding leaves create a natural frame, highlighting the bird and adding a sense of depth and tranquility to the scene.
Hooded Warbler
In this captivating photograph taken in Wake County, North Carolina, a cedar waxwing is perched delicately on a branch. The bird's sleek, silky feathers are a blend of soft browns and grays, with a striking black mask around its eyes. Its yellow-tipped tail feathers add a splash of vibrant color. The cedar waxwing is captured mid-feast. The lush green leaves of the tree provide a rich backdrop, their texture and hue highlighting the bird’s elegant plumage. The soft late afternoon light filters through the foliage, casting a gentle glow over the scene, enhancing the natural beauty of this moment in the North Carolina wilderness.
Magnolia Warbler
Common Yellowthroat
Goldfinch, Baker, WV
Goldfinch - Baker, WV
