“Another day in paradise”, as they say. I don’t mind going out in marginal weather, but I’m getting spoiled with this run of excellent birding weather.
M first immature Towhee had me stumped until I got some help from the experts at AA Bird club. A begging vireo was a nice find, but many birds stayed partly hidden in the foliage, frustrating me a great deal. I did find a few more nice bugs.
This female Northern Cardinal seemed to be watching me.
This appears to be a first year Magnolia Warbler.
This is my first immature Eastern Towhee.
This White Eyed Vireo was begging for food, probably from a parent.
I’m not positive this is a Northern Parula.
Several birds stayed partially hidden today, like this Yellow Billed Cuckoo.
This Brown Thrasher was also reluctant to show himself.
Turbulent Phosphila Moth caterpillar
All these bugs make good bird food.