Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.

Both Saturday and Sunday mornings were sunny on Mother's Day weekend and though I tried, I couldn't sleep in so I sat at the corner of the back porch and tried to photograph warblers in the maple tree using my 70-300mm lens. The birds were quite a ways off but that lens is pretty sharp stopped down to F10 or F11 and with vibration reduction, does pretty well hand-braced on the porch railing. The vireo and all the warblers except yellow-rumped were new for the year. The following weekend was just as nice so I took more bird photos, including several new arrivals. The grosbeaks and some of the other birds seem to be more tolerant of my presence now that the leaves are out.