Some bird's are more difficult to photograph than others, because they are seldom motionless. However, to capture their image in flight can often take your breath away, and/or teach you something new about a bird species at the same time.
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| Tennessee Warbler |
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| Cedar Waxwing hovering |
This can include flight capabilities, speed, and how the bird may be recognized in silhouette.
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| Downy Woodpecker |
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| Chickadee |
Capturing an image of a bird in flight is often also the best way to see details on it's tail and wings.
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| White-breasted Nuthatch |
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American Redstart Female
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Even if the image turns out to be blurred, the bird's overall color pattern can sometimes help identify the species.
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| Wilson's Warbler |
Enjoy,
Guni
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