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Lemon in the Thicke

There's a quiet thrill in photographing a bird species for the first time. This one—a white-eyed vireo (Vireo griseus)—landed right where curiosity meets luck.

Step into a world where even the smallest moments—like the glint in a bird's eye—tell their own story.

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"This image of a white-eyed vireo (Vireo griseus) captures a quiet moment in the foliage. The bird perches on a slender branch, its lemon-yellow chest and underparts glowing softly against the green blur of the background. A clean white throat and greenish-yellow head frame its pale eye, ringed in white like a tiny lens of attention. The wings and tail are a subtle mix of gray and white, angled in a posture that suggests readiness without urgency. Below, a few dark berries hang like punctuation. Whether pausing between foraging or simply tasting the air, the bird holds still—alert, ambiguous, and perfectly placed." - Copilot
"This image of a white-eyed vireo (Vireo griseus) captures a quiet moment in the foliage. The bird perches on a slender branch, its lemon-yellow chest and underparts glowing softly against the green blur of the background. A clean white throat and greenish-yellow head frame its pale eye, ringed in white like a tiny lens of attention. The wings and tail are a subtle mix of gray and white, angled in a posture that suggests readiness without urgency. Below, a few dark berries hang like punctuation. Whether pausing between foraging or simply tasting the air, the bird holds still—alert, ambiguous, and perfectly placed." - Copilot
"This image of a white-eyed vireo (Vireo griseus) captures a quiet moment in the foliage. The bird perches on a slender branch, its lemon-yellow chest and underparts glowing softly against the green blur of the background. A clean white throat and greenish-yellow head frame its pale eye, ringed in white like a tiny lens of attention. The wings and tail are a subtle mix of gray and white, angled in a posture that suggests readiness without urgency. Below, a few dark berries hang like punctuation. Whether pausing between foraging or simply tasting the air, the bird holds still—alert, ambiguous, and perfectly placed." - Copilot