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Townsend's warbler is a colorful breeder in the Pacific Northwest, and a fairly common winter resident in coastal California. Most of these images are of migrant male photographed near Riverside, California -- bright birds in spring, duller ones on fall migration. I photographed the other males (click here to see pictures of the less flamboyant females) near the Monterey Peninsula, one as it fed on the trunk of a pine tree; the other as it foraged on the lagoon beach at the mouth of the Big Sur River, in Andrew Molera State Park. Photos of a particularly cooperative male are on this page. |
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