Burnished-buff Tanager
Usually the males of a species (especially Tanagers) are much brighter, more colorful and in general, more beautiful, than the females. This is one species, Burnished-buff Tanager, where, even though she is not as brightly colored as the males, this female is a beautiful bird. This was taken in Brazil at Itororo Ecolodge where this species was not common but did occasionally show on the grounds. Shot with a Canon R5, 600 mm f/4.0 lens at SS 1/200, ISO 2000, f/4.0. Processed in PS with small branch behind bird cloned out.
Country Brazil
Location Itororo Eco Lodge, north of Rio de Janeiro
Gender Female
Age Adult
Activity Feeding in the Wild
- Created Timestamp07/03/2023 10:21:45
- CameraCanon EOS R5
- Aperture5.6
- CreditJim and/or Deb Babbitt
- CaptionBurnished-buff Tanager, female
- Copyright2024
- Focal Length600
- Iso2000
- Shutter Speed1/200
Yes, she’s a beauty!
Beautiful bird and shot.
I love the colors – both in the bird and the perch. Excellently framed – a GreatBirdPic!
Tremendous photo!