I decided on a change of pace this morning, and headed to Wooton, which I haven’t visited in a month. I wasted over an hour in the fog, but got a few good images when the Sun came out.
It was too hot (In October!) to stay longer, so I only had a little time for bugs.
Magnolia Warbler
This Red Shouldered Hawk was taken before the fog started to lift.
This White Breasted Nuthatch is an old shot I’ve re-edited.
Several Bluebirds were hanging out at the Tree Swallow nest. The spider web was fortuitous.
This Eastern Towhee is a female, and I’ve only seen a few. Her mate was around, but wouldn’t pose.
This Brown Thrasher stayed in this bush eating berries for several minutes.
Downy Woodpeckers are easier to find now that the leaves are falling.
Another colorful leaf.
The fog highlighted many Spider Webs.
Yellow Collared Scape Moth