Migration is clearly under way, so I went back to Wooton to see what new birds might appear. There was a fly over Great Egret, and a Double Crested Cormorant, but the hummingbird was a nice treat.
It was a little slower than yesterday, and there wasn’t much at Sands Road, either, but I got some good shots any way.
I got very close to this Mourning Dove before he flew off.
Cardinals often sing from the top of the plant they perch in.
Blue Gray Gnatcatchers are abundant at this time of year.
This fly over Double Crested Cormorant was a big surprise.
There’s a LOT of White Eyed Vireos at Wooton.
I found this Common Yellowthroat at Sands Road.
Swamp Sparrows are very attractive in breeding plumage.
These Ruby Throated Hummingbirds were all shot at 1/8000 of a second.