I awoke to a gloomy, cloudy day with a wet sidewalk and ugly skies. Still, the weatherman promised a sunny day, so I left later than usual and the day turned out well. I had an early encounter with a warbler, and a few other decent birds were around, but still no significant migrants.

This Blue Grosbeak was a little distant, but I’ll take it.

There are many White Eyed Vireos at Wooton, but they seldom show themselves.

I haven’t seen a Prairie Warbler in a while, so it took a wile to ID this guy.

I saw several Great Crested Flycatchers today.

Osprey fish regularly in the small ponds at Wooton.

Flycatchers are very active at Wooton, including the Eastern Phoebe.

I arrived around sunrise again, and the weather was an improvement over yesterday, with the fog clearing much more quickly.
Unfortunately, there were no birds to see. It was unusually slow, with only a few sightings. Graeme showed up around 8:00 and we went to a new area of the park in hopes of finding some warblers, but it was not to be.

There were dozens of these little frogs in the puddles.

This Great Blue Heron may have been laughing at us.

This Spider Web was an interesting sight.

This Indigo Bunting.was one of the very few interesting birds we saw.