This Carolina Wren stayed on a branch and preened for quite a while.

Magnolia Warblers are still easy to find.

Many Blue Jays are passing overhead daily.

Today’s Bugs, and a couple of flowers.

This Red Eyed Vireo was active in the early morning gloom.

The Tufted Titmouse is so common I often pass them by.

The Magnolia Warbler was the only migrant I saw this morning.

Today’s Bugs.

This Magnolia Warbler foraged in a bush right over my head.

Red Bellied Woodpeckers are good looking birds.

Green Herons are plentiful at Governor Bridge, but hard to photograph.

Gray Catbirds are still present in large numbers.

This Garden Spider has captured a Cicada larger than he is.

The sunrise sky at Governor Bridge.

Scarlet Tanagers are appearing regularly lately.

You have to like a Brown Thrasher who poses so well.

Magnolia Warblers are still coming through.

Northern Parulas are also arriving daily.

Cape May Warblers must be migrating together.

This Red Eyed Vireo posed very nicely.

Monorail Flicker.

Red Bellied Woodpeckers are plentiful in Winter.

This Northern Cardinal was enjoying the sunshine.

Tennessee Warblers are almost commonplace lately.

Today’s bugs.

Cardinals are year round residents.

You have to like a Brown Thrasher who poses so well.

Magnolia Warblers continue to be plentiful.

This is the seldom seen Connecticut Warbler.
Cornell:”The uncommon Connecticut Warbler is a skulker of thickets, foraging primarily on or near the ground. It breeds in boreal forest and winters in northern South America.”

This Scarlet Tanager is wearing his Winter uniform.

Red Eyed Vireos are also feeding rapidly.

I thought this was a Blackpoll Warbler, which just goes to show how confusing Fall warblers can be.

This Common Yellowthroat was foraging quite close to me.

This Downy Woodpecker remained high in the trees.

I just liked the colors.

I just liked the colors.

Today’s Bugs.

I was surprised to see this Blue Gray Gnatcatcher who’s a bit late to migrate.

This Flycatcher may be an Eastern Phoebe.

Yellow Billed Cuckoo

This Gray Catbird really wanted his picture taken.

The distinctive song of the White Eyed Vireo will soon be only a memory.

This spider has captured a Leafhopper

Orange Assassin Bug

American Redstarts are still passing through in small flocks.

This Northern Cardinal has found a nice meal.

Chestnut Sided Warblers are only seen here during mogration.

I’m still seeing a lot of Magnolia Warblers

I’ve always liked the look of the Red Bellied Woodpecker,

Northern Parulas aren’t as common as other warblers.

Many small birds, like this Red Eyed Vireo, get quite acrobatic when foraging.

This American Robin is a juvenile.

White Eyed Vireos are usually more difficult to photograph.

Green Stink Bug
Today’s Bugs.