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Tim Bradley is an owner of Contour Investment Properties, the only brokerage firm in Jackson exclusively focused on commercial and investment property in Jackson Hole and Teton Valley. Tim has earned the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute as well as the CCIM designation from the CCIM Institute.
Tim Bradley is an owner of Contour Investment Properties, the only brokerage firm in Jackson exclusively focused on commercial and investment property in Jackson Hole and Teton Valley. Tim has earned the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute as well as the CCIM designation from the CCIM Institute.
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17 Comments on Western Tanager, Jackson Hole, WY
Wow, that is beautiful. But what really awes me is the effort you must have put in to getting such a wonderful shot! Thanks for sharing!! ...geri
Very pretty photo. I am amazed at how close you got and the little bird isn't freaking out.
Between a telephoto lens and this little guy being focused on our hummingbird feeder, I doubt he ever knew I was there. You should have seen him trying to eat out of the hummingbird feeder though - pretty funny.
Tim - Thank is a very beautiful photo, great detail, great color and great photo. Welcome to the group!
Tim, Nice job, what a cute tweety pie...
What a beautiful little bird - I don't think I've seen one ever!
Beautiful little birdie! Thank you for sharing.
Is it always that fluffy or is it trying to look big? Is there a female nearby or is he trying to scare you away?
Doreen - I think it was a young bird, and was just that fluffy. It had no idea I was near. The picture was taken with a telephoto lens.
You know how birds will sometimes 'ruffle' the feathers and look twice as big? That's what I was thinking. If it's a baby, it has softer and fluffier feathers, right?
Tim - After taking another look at the very colorful birdie, I could not resist to feature him/ her. Featured at:
EXPRESS WITH PHOTOGRAPHS AT ACTIVERAIN Great Shot!
Tim,
Talk about close-up. That is a great, full-frame shot. Great color also. Thanks. :)
Steve
Tim, what size zoom lens did you use for this photo? We got my daughter a new SLR digital camera for Christmas and she would like to get a zoom lens. I'm just wondering what would be good zoom dimensions for her camera? Thanks for the beautiful photo, and Happy New Year, Sallie
The photo was taken with a Canon Digital Rebel EOS with an 80-300 mm zoom. I was about 10 feet away from the bird when I took the picture.
What wonderful colors on this bird. I believe that I had one on my feeder last winter. So beautiful.
What a great shot! Unfortunately, I must have my screen settings screwed up because I can't display a picture that big all at once.
Maybe I need two screens.
Maybe the picture should be resized to the internet standard of 640 x 480.
What a wonderful shot! His feathers almost look "groomed"...I know birds groom themselves, but his feathers look "Farrah Fawcett layered"