Prothonotary Warblers | Wildlife Photography | Kayak Photography

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Wanting to get out and photograph some wildlife I decided to check out a local pond. I discovered several Prothonotary Warblers and had a ball out photographing and filming them! I would love to hear your thoughts, so be sure to comment, Like and subscribe, oh, share this video with your friends!
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Photography/Videography Equipment Used:
Canon EOS R
Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L III
Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II
Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary

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2 окт 2024

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@AndrewJulianPhotography 4 года назад

Those warblers are beautiful, vibrant yellow

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Yes they are!

@woodymeristem2223 4 года назад

Tremendous photos and videos. It may be difficult photographing from a kayak, but they let you get close to critters you couldn't approach otherwise. You did very well and have some beautiful images -- well done sir.

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Definitely! They don’t feel as threatened when you are on the water. Thanks again!

@WarblerRidge 4 года назад

Wow. You got some great pics and video of these gorgeous birds. The fact that you were drifting created some nice motion as you sort of circled around the bird. I love your genuine enthusiasm for what you’re doing. I just discovered your channel and am looking forward to seeing more from you. Question - Did you take the video shots with your handheld camera or were those from the tripod mounted camera?

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Yeah that did help and after reviewing the footage I was happy with the drift! All video was shot on a cinema tripod, could be better but it help for sure. Thanks!

@GeorgeSBlonsky 4 года назад

Awesome vid Neil and what a beautiful little bird..! Thanks for sharing.. g

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Thanks George!! And yes they are! 😊

@stcroixoutdoors 4 года назад

Just wonderful! I love Prothonotry Warblers too, but I live at the extreme northern range of the species, so I usually have to travel a few dozen miles south for them. They arrive here in mid May from their tropical overwintering. You are living in the land of Prothonotary Warblers for sure! I am hearing Blue-gray Gnatcatchers and Summer Tanagers in the audio as well, so that would be a fun photo mission! Love the video! Keeping it real and teaching at the same time...great work as always! Thank you!

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Thanks man! Yes after recording my talking scene I came across a couple of tanagers and we have lots of the gnatcatchers as well!!

@cjstudios5170 4 года назад

I can't stand shooting from my kayak! It was so bad one day at the end of Jordan Lake, even with the slightest breeze it was still moving on me. I ended up buying a 10ft Porta Bote on FB Marketplace from a lady in Morehead City, then found a lightly used 3.5hp engine. This setup is so much better than the kayak - stability is excellent, it doesn't move on me that much and it has a shallow draft.

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

The next day I shot from a small aluminum jon boat and had much better luck due to the stability.

@joshuahorner2639 4 года назад

Lovely outing. I thought it might be difficult to vlog, paddle, balance the kayak, try to not lose the oar, shoot stills and video. Beautiful images, thank you.

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Yeah it was difficult but I was able to manage and not get wet or loose anything! Thanks for watching!

@GlenDomulevicz 4 года назад

I checked and the Prothonotary Warbler is rare here, Arizona. I never saw one. One interesting feature of the bird I kept noticing, the bushy eyebrows. My field guide does not show it at all. Am I mistaken? Photographing from a boat, even in calm water must take a lot of practice. I hope that does not include taking a dunk. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful bird.

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Yeah this little guy had something wet/sticky on its head which caused a “horn” like feather to pop up. Thanks!

@bbqkid8 4 года назад

Awesome video and images. I love how the little guy got so close to you. What an amazing moment!

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

Thanks Brian!

@davewojcik1854 Год назад

I just saw on in my backyard 1st lifetime in Jacksonville fl. It was so beautiful. I live on a wooded swamp. I've heard them but never saw them. Great video thanks.

@vielobst 4 года назад

That does seem tricky but you did it! Thank you! Also, great to finally learn how to pronounce prothetnasjcartoet

@jeffcowan2667 Год назад

A sit in kayak is way better to photograph from. You are closer to the water for low angle shots, and you can use the side of your kayak to stabilize your camera. The kayak I have is extreamly stable and maneuverable. Enjoyed the video.

@naturewithgabe 4 года назад

Loved that moment where you just had to enjoy the presence of the bird because it was so close. Nature is awesome.

@NeilJernigan 4 года назад

I always try to take it in. Enjoy the moment!

@TranquiloBayPanama 3 года назад

Prothonotary Warblers are indeed gorgeous, but Golden Swamp Warbler was a way better name, they never should have changed it. They will be down here on vacation in the tropics starting in September. Great Video! Do you secure your tripod/camera when you have the rig setup in the kayak?