I met Graeme early at Wooton’s Landing, and we tried get more shots of the beaver, but it was not to be. We heard him, but never got a look at him.
The birds were far more cooperative, as well as a few butterflies, a turtle and a frog.
It was seriously foggy this morning.
I haven’t found the name of this Butterfly.
I caught this Downy Woodpecker just as he f lew.
Catbirds will be with us until Fall.
The Common Yellowthroat is common indeed at Wooton.
A pair of Eastern Kingbirds entertained us for several minutes.
Swamp Sparrow are easy to find on the lower trail.
This Tree Swallow was gathering grass for his nest.
This is my first Orchard Oriole of the season.
A flock of Goldfinch hangs out at Wooton all Summer.
Prothonotary Warblers are doing well at Wooton.
Learn the call of the White Eyed Vireo and you’ll hear it everywhere.
This Chickadee flew off just as I snapped the shutter.
My first Blue Grosbeak of the season.
A very attractive turtle.
This frog was very well camouflaged.
I haven’t found the name of this Butterfly.