I've been taking lots of bird pictures over the last month as
they come back to the area (finally). I'm afraid I have become
a bird nerd. We just had a birding festival here, so now I'm hooked.
they come back to the area (finally). I'm afraid I have become
a bird nerd. We just had a birding festival here, so now I'm hooked.
Trying to get the feeder put away for the summer, but some of us just won't give up trying to use them!
Wilson's Warbler....my new favourite
Chestnut Sided Warbler
Tennessee Warbler (I think)...it landed on my hand, then my camera
as I was sitting on the deck in the morning.
Song Sparrow...singing
Pelicans
Snowy Plover. This little guy has made me somewhat of a
celebrity in the nerdy birding circle. No one has reported seeing one in
the area before.
Semi-Palmated Sandpiper
Cape May Warbler
Black Throated Green Warbler
Blackburnian Warbler
Black and White Warbler (some names are just too obvious)
As usual, the squirrels amuse us. I assume he is resting? Or warming
his belly? Who's to know.
Broad-winged Hawk
Northern Parula...very pretty little guy...quite small
Early violets
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Tundra Swans
Bald Eagle
American Goldfinch (I think a young one from last year)
Adult...so pretty
3 comments:
Alright Susan!...beautiful pictures! What do you do...go and sit in the forest and wait for the birds to come to you?
Well it takes a bit of patience, and a lot of disk space! You have to take quite a few to get a good one! Except the birds that land on the deck...
That squirrel is great. And the earlier nuthatch is good too. A visit from Me, Boomer and The Vermilon.
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