Colorful Bird Collection

Steller's Jay Washington, Pacific Northwest, USA. _AAX0715
TOM-1352 Steller's Jay Washington, Pacific Northwest, USA. Cyanocitta stelleri Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Swainsons lorikeet
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Swainsons Lorikeet

Keel-billed Toucan TOM 580 With bill open - Belize, Central America Ramphastos sulfuratus © Tom & Pat Leeson
TOM-580 Keel-Billed / Sulphur-Breasted TOUCAN - calling Belize, Central America Ramphastos sulfuratus Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Yellow-rumped Warbler / Audubon's Warbler - in flowering cherry tree - Spring - Pacific Northwest - USA _C3D1690
TOM-1700 Yellow-rumped Warbler / Audubon's Warbler - in flowering cherry tree - Spring Pacific Northwest - USA Dendroica coronata Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display

Yellow-rumped Warbler - in maple tree - Spring - Pacific NW - USA _C3D1527
TOM-1699 Yellow-rumped Warbler - in maple tree - Spring Pacific NW - USA Dendroica coronata Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Scarlet Tanager - Male perched on branch Point Pelee, Ontario, Canada _TPL8188
TOM-986 Scarlet Tanager - Male perched on branch Point Pelee, Ontario, Canada Piranga olivacea Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Yellow-rumped Warbler - Male perched on branch, Spring Pacific Northwest, USA _TPL3591
TOM-968 Yellow-rumped Warbler - Male perched on branch, Spring Pacific Northwest, USA Dendroica coronata Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Yellow Warbler - Female perched on branch, Spring Pacific Northwest, USA _TPL3196
TOM-967 Yellow Warbler - Female perched on branch, Spring Pacific Northwest, USA Dendroica petechia Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Rufous Hummingbird - Male displaying gorget while perched on red huckleberry bush, Spring Pacific Northwest
TOM-964 Rufous Hummingbird - Male displaying gorget while perched on red huckleberry bush, Spring Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest

Female Yellow Warbler Olympic National Park, Washington, Pacific Northwest, USA. Spring. TPL3226
TOM-962 Female Yellow Warbler Olympic National Park, Washington, Pacific Northwest, USA Dendroica petechia Spring. Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Mallard Duck drake - taking off bd611
TOM-901 Mallard Duck drake - taking off North America Anas platyrhynchos Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Green-winged Teal drake Pacific NW. Winter. BD567
TOM-898 Green-winged Teal drake Pacific NW. Winter. Anas crecca Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Wood Duck drake - drying wings, Pacific Northwest, spring. bd473
TOM-895 Wood Duck drake - drying wings, Oregon, Pacific Northwest, USA. spring. Aix sponsa Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Baltimore Oriole / Northern Oriole - Male North America. _A2A2667
TOM-1139 Baltimore Oriole / Northern Oriole - Male Ontario, North America. Icterus galbula Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Yellow-rumped / Audubon's Warbler Wyoming, USA May. After late spring snow. B6740
TOM-1026 Yellow-rumped / Audubon's Warbler Wyoming, USA May. After late spring snow. Dendroica coronata Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Rufous Hummingbird - Male sitting on red huckleberry bush branch. Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest, USA
TOM-1014 Rufous Hummingbird - Male sitting on red huckleberry bush branch. Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest, USA. Spring

Keel-billed / Sulphur-Breasted Toucan Belize, Central America
TOM-1017 Keel-billed / Sulphur-Breasted Toucan Belize, Central America. Ramphastos sulfuratus Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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"Vibrant and Majestic: A Glimpse into the Colorful Bird Species of the Pacific Northwest, USA" From the striking Steller's Jay with its deep blue feathers to the Swainson's Lorikeet showcasing a rainbow of hues, the Pacific Northwest is home to an array of colorful birds. In Washington state, the Steller's Jay stands out with its vibrant blue plumage contrasting against a backdrop of lush green forests. Its distinctive crest and piercing gaze make it a true icon of this region. Venturing further south to Central America, we encounter the Keel-billed Toucan in Belize. With its large and brightly colored bill resembling a work of art, this bird adds a burst of tropical colors to any landscape it inhabits. Back in the Pacific Northwest during springtime, flowering cherry trees become adorned with Yellow-rumped Warblers or Audubon's Warblers. These small songbirds bring bursts of yellow and black as they flit among delicate blossoms. Maple trees also attract these warblers during their migration season. Against autumnal foliage or fresh spring leaves, their bright plumage creates stunning visual contrasts that are truly captivating. Traveling northward to Ontario, Canada brings us face-to-face with Scarlet Tanagers perched on branches at Point Pelee. The males boast fiery red feathers that seem ablaze amidst verdant surroundings—a sight both awe-inspiring and rare. Meanwhile, male Yellow-rumped Warblers continue their journey through the Pacific Northwest during springtime—perching on branches while displaying their vibrant yellow patches against emerald backdrops. Not far away, female Yellow Warblers join them in adding touches of golden beauty to this picturesque landscape—an exquisite balance between nature's palette and avian gracefulness. Finally, we witness Rufous Hummingbirds displaying their iridescent gorgets while perched on red huckleberry bushes—a mesmerizing spectacle unique to the Pacific Northwest.