I took a look at the sunrise, which was quite banal, and went right to Terrapin, again. It was really rather dead, which seems unusual for early June, but I managed a couple of images.

I then went to CBEC, which had so many biting insects that I withdrew quickly, despite having a good layer of insecticide.   I haven’t seen that many insects in a long time.

A single Crow flew over the pond.

I found this Brown Thrasher at CBEC.

Red Winged Blackbirds are nesting and defending their territory.

This Green Heron was fishing the marsh pond by himself.

This Terrapin was crossing the road at CBEC.

I found a single Horseshoe Crab at the beach.

This Deer was snoozing at the edge of the pond.