Orange-Crowned Warbler Art Print

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The Orange-Crowned Warbler (Leiothlypis celata) is a small, olive-toned songbird known for its subtle orange crown, typically hidden beneath its feathers. Preferring shrubby habitats, riparian zones, and forest edges, it thrives in the diverse landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. Feeding primarily on insects, spiders, and caterpillars, the warbler also enjoys nectar and berries, especially during migration. Its delicate build and thin, pointed bill make it an efficient forager. Migratory in nature, the Orange-crowned Warbler breeds in Washington State during the summer months and may travel southward for the winter. A soft trill and gentle 'chip' calls add to its understated charm, making it a delightful yet unassuming member of the region's avian community. This Orange-Crowned Warbler was photographed perched on a branch in Edgewood, Washington State, USA.

Photographer Jeff Goulden has combined his lifelong passion for photography and his love of the natural world, creating a portfolio that reveals nature in its pure and simple beauty. Growing up in the Puget Sound region of Washington State gave Jeff the opportunity to pursue hiking, canoeing, backpacking, mountain climbing and other outdoor adventures. Jeff is now based in Northern Arizona where he continues to hike, mountain bike and cross country ski. As always, his camera accompanies him on his many outdoor adventures. Photography is Jeff's artistic medium with which to share his love of nature and wilderness. Jeff received his Bachelors in Business Administration and Information Science from Pacific Lutheran University in...