This was the first Spring day worthy of the name this year. I went back to the Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center to see if I could do as well as yesterday, but it wasn’t to be. Still, I got my first decent look at a Brown Headed Nuthatch, and I saw, but couldn’t photograph, two flocks of Wild Turkeys on the way in to the center.
This pair of Bald Eagles has a nest in the area.
This small, fast moving bird is a first for me.
There were two Greater Yellowlegs in a small pond, and one flew away quickly.
I spent some time trying to get closer to this Belted Kingfisher, but he didn’t cooperate.
Double Crested Cormorants are becoming more common.
A few Gadwalls are still lingering.
Tree Swallows are numerous and very active.