Yellow-rumped warbler

I think this time I am perhaps right in identification ... taken while coming back from work in Loveland. C&C is always welcome.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1092/4605329599_2b2cde851b_b.jpg

Thanks,
Soubhik

Nice portrait. I cannot help you with bird ID, though.

Looks like there was a bit too much dynamic range for the camera's meter to capture here.
There are areas of overexposure in the environment, while some of the bird appears underexposed. A flash would have been helpful in lighting up the bird, unless it was too far away to be of any use.
Good news is that a Shadow/Highlight adjustment in PS does a good job of fixing this up.

This does look like a Yellow-rumped Warbler, Audubon's, Female. These little guys have been plentiful this Spring in Boulder County, nice to see so many of them around. The lighting is not ideal for capturing this gal, at least the direction/where it's falling isn't. The bird needs more light, and the leaves less, but you still did a good job recording this, they don't stay still too long!.

Thanks. Will work on the shadow / highlight of this one - took a few more shots but the branch at the front was distracting in one and in the other she didn't want to show the face at all

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1219/4605961816_01df3968f5_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1388/4605346529_3f7293bdc0_b.jpg

That last one you linked to isn't bad at all!
Shows off the throat rather well, complementing the original image,

I agree, a Yellow-rumped Warbler, the western race is also known as Audubon's Warbler

Very nice portrait.

Bill Brennan

I don't have a strong affection for bird photography, but the wonderfully textured background is really nice in this series.

I like the last one as well. The light is better and the pose is nice.

Thanks a lot for seeing the photographs.

What Morris said.

Thanks D J .