Usually I know how to make the page title, but today I did so well I wasn’t at all sure. The Pileated feeding his young was so spectacular, I went with that, but I think there are several more good images.
I was very lucky to find this Pileated with the help of my friend. I’ve seen a lot of Pileated Woodpeckers, but have never witnessed this feeding routine.
Even in bad light, the adult male Baltimore Oriole is a spectacular sight.
The immature Orchard Oriole is a nice sight also.
This Bullfrog was quite content to pose.
This Turtle was enjoying the sunshine.
This Canada Goose family was having a pleasant outing.
I was a little surprised to see a Common Loon fishing in the lake.
A large flock of Cedar Waxwings was flying from tree to tree.
I watched this Yellow Warbler build his nest for quite a while.
These Double Crested Cormorants were resting on an unused Osprey platform.
This Common Yellowthroat Warbler was the first bird I saw his morning.
I photographed this Wood Duck from behind a tree.