Description
An Eastern Wood-Pewee sits on a tiny branch poking out of the water in the harsh early morning light one September morning in Murphys Point Provincial Park.
The "tyrant" flycatcher was there for breakfast, but was taking a rest in between swoops and perhaps digest what he had already caught.
On this perfect morning of sunshine and light wind, the water was swampy but patches were cleared of vegetation to reveal nearly perfect chances of reflection.
Taken By
Dani-Elle Dubé
Taken On
September 27, 2026
Tagged
bird
beak
Assignments
Wildlife
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Focal:
450
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Lens Model:
VR 150-600mm f/5-6.3G
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Shutter speed:
0.0008
sec
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Aperture: f/
8
