It’s time to start hunting migrants, so I started at Sands Road this morning. It was pretty active, but the fog and clouds prevented really good photography.
I left after a couple of hours, and went to Wooton, which wasn’t as good. but looks promising.
I finished up with a short bug hunt.
A common flower whose name I don’t know.
Experiment with water drops.
There’s usually a few Canada Geese at Wooton.
It’s been a while since I’ve seen an Eastern Towhee.
Tree Swallows are very active at Wooton.
This Chipping Sparrow was singing for a mate.
White Throated Sparrows will be headed North soon.
These Chickadees were pursuing one another aggressively.
This Chipping Sparrow was singing for a mate.
Field Sparrows will be easier to find now.
Swamp Sparrow are usually found close to the water’s edge.
For a while, I was surrounded by Common Yellowthroats.
A very small spider.
Today’s bugs.