Hey all!  

In April of 2022, I took in the bird migration at the famous Birding location of Dauphin Island Alabama.  This small island off the coast of Alabama, and very near to Florida is a birding destination! The migration north fills the island with 100's of species during the spring and fall.  I was able to record over 50 species per day and photograph 98 percent of them. The gallery is just a snapshot of the over 2000 photos Scarlet Tanager CTarget Bird number 1
that I came away with.  The target birds for the trip included the Scarlet Tanager, The Hooded Warbler, and the Kentucky Warbler.  All three made an appearance and all three were photographed.  Other notable species included a Swainson's Thrush, a Painted Bunting (no photo), a Blue-eyed Viero, and many waders along the coast.  It was an amazing trip.  This trip helped me reach over 500 birds for my life list. The adventure was everything I hoped for!  

Take a minute, enjoy the photos, and if one speaks to you, message me and we can work out a lasting piece of wall art.

Equipment used:

Canon R6 (2)

Canon RF 800 F11

Canon RF 100-500 F4.5-7.1

Canon EF-RF adapter

Sigma 70-200 F2.8

Cotton Carrier Scout G2 Sling

Optek Camera Straps

Induro CF Tripod

Nest 530 Gimbal Head