Last Friday at Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge I captured this fun little image of a Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata) in mid-air as it hopped to a new position on a tree with colorful fall foliage. I am pretty sure that the warbler was stationary when I clicked off a short burst of shots and luck played a big role in me being able to capture this moment. 
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Mike Powell 
Great timing!
(Intentional or not.)
Thanks, Wally. You know how it is with wildlife photography–no matter how skilled you may be, quite often luck is a key factor. If there is any chance of getting a photo, my default approach is to take the shot–I can always delete the ones that don’t come out.