This Indigo Bunting was intent on feeding, and didn’t seem to care about my presence.

Northern Parulas are almost common at Wooton.

I watched this Downy Woodpecker feed on a short evening trip to Truxtun Park. He’s quite the acrobat.

We saw this Bluebird just as we exited the park.

The Blue Gray Gnatcatcher builds a nest so small she hangs over both ends.

I mistook this Chipping Sparrow for a Vireo in the dark foliage.

This immature Orchard Oriole was singing loudly.

Tree Swallows continue to thrive at Wooton.

This Red Shouldered Hawk flew overhead, screaming loudly.

We only got a brief look at this Bald Eagle.

Yellow Breasted Chats are only found on the upper trail.

This Eastern Towhee was rapidly eating caterpillars.