Yesterday I stayed in the ‘hood and didn’t find much, so I made the trek to Blackwater this morning. I found a nice warbler right off, but it wasn’t a great trip, even though it was an improvement. I was hoping to find more warblers, but I didn’t have much luck.
These Purple Martins will be heading South soon.
Another bathibg seagull.
Caspian Terns seem to like Sandy Point.
This Cardinal was at Terrapin yesterday.
Red Headed Woodpeckers were very noisy today.
I found several Eastern Kingbirds.
This Carolina Wren was singing loudly.
Forster’s Terns spend a lot of time at Blackwater.
3 Bobolinks were hanging out near the visitor center.
This is a Grasshopper Sparrow.
3 Bobolinks were hanging out near the visitor center.
Killdeer are becoming more common.
A single Greater Yellowlegs was foraging in the mash.
There are fewer Great Blue Herons than usual.
I spooked this Green Heron, who landed in a nearby tree.
This Seagull was bathing at Sandy Point yesterday.
This Chickadee was having a good breakfast.
This Pine Warbler landed right in front of me.
Today’s bugs.