Sunrise at Sandy Point.

This Bald Eagle flew overhead at Possum Point.

I found this great Egret yesterday at Terrapin.

This Song Sparrow is the only Sparrow I found yesterday.

I usually don’t see Canvasbacks until December.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

I saw two Black Throated Blue Warblers today.

Northern Flickers continue to be plentiful.

Several Eastern Phoebes showed up today.

Yellow Rumped Warblers are everywhere.

A single Snowy Egret was feeding in the marsh pond.

This Mockingbird posed well in the bright sunshine.

This Northern Parula was a welcome surprise.

Brown Thrashers are moving through.

I haven’t seen a Tennessee warbler since last year.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

This Great Egret was by himself.

Many Double Crested Cormorants were feeding at CBEC.

I found these Mallards yesterday at Quiet Waters.

This Red Shouldered Hawk was also at Quiet Waters.

Yellow Rumped Warblers will be with us for a while.

I needed just a little more shutter speed for this Forster’s Tern

Song Sparrows and others are on the move.

FOS White Throated Sparrow.

This Palm Warbler posed very nicely.

This is a young Robin.

FOS Field Sparrow.

A large flock of Goldfinches was feeding in the meadow.

There’s still plenty of Ruby Crowned Kinglets.

I saw more than 40 Northern Flickers today.

There are hundreds of Double Crested Cormorants at Sandy Point.

This Great Blue Heron flew by just before dawn.

FOS Dark Eyed Junco.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

Eastern Phoebes are still around in big numbers.

Palm Warblers usually migrate earlier than this.

My first Song Sparrow in quite a while.

I was a little surprised to see two Great Egrets still hanging around.

Many Northern Flickers were on the move.

This Catbird may be a little late to migrate.

I saw dozens of Yellow Rumped Warblers.

This Black Throated Green Warbler was a nice surprise.

Ruby Crowned Kinglets were also prolific.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

This Common Yellowthroat Warbler popped up right in front of me.

This Crow flew by close enough to try for a portrait.

Yet another immature Bald Eagle.

Many more Mallards than usual were in the marsh ponds.

Cardinals are easy to find at Terrapin.

Eastern Phoebes were everywhere.

Flickers seem to like Terrapin in the winter.

I found this Blue Jay yesterday at Terrapin.

Great Egrets will be heading South soon.

This Osprey flew right at me.

I haven’t seen Black Ducks since last year.

This Great Egret flew in while I was waiting.

This Green Heron is a little late.

I’ve seen several immature Bald Eagles at Terrapin.

Eastern Phoebe seem to be passing through in numbers.

I found this Great Blue Heron yesterday at Quiet Waters.

This Fritillary was feeding in front of the library.

I’m still finding Monarchs.

This grasshopper sat very still while I took several pictures.

It’s been a while since I’ve seen a Muskrat.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

A lone Snowy Egret was fishing in the bay.

This Great Blue Heron was fishing in the bay.

Ospreys were very active today.

A single Great Egret was fishing in the marsh pond.

This Downy Woodpecker was the first bird we saw.

I couldn’t pass up this Cardinal who posed so well.

This Green Heron didn’t move for several minutes.

A small flock of Mallards was feeding near shore.

We saw a lot of Magnolia Warblers this morning.

We saw two Eastern Phoebes.

American Redstarts were present in good numbers.

This Blue Gray Gnatcatcher is staying a bit late.

A pair of Wood Ducks flew in while we were waiting for some action.

We found this Blue Jay in the parking lot.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

Double Crested Cormorants are very numerous at Sandy Point.

This Great Blue Heron gave me a nice silhouette.

Canada Geese are becoming more common.

This immature Bald Eagle caught a very small fish.