Another foggy, cloudy morning in the marsh. The fog lifted after an hour or so, and some birds came put, but photo opportunities were limited.

Bugs were in short supply also.

I’m including a few shots of a friend’s garden I took yesterday.

This Belted Kingfisher was very active.

This Belted Kingfisher was very active.

This Wood Duck may be molting, and unable to fly.

I heard this Green Heron several times before I found him.

Today’s bugs.

Annapolis Flowers.

I made another try for Possum Point sunrises this morning, but  it was a blah show this morning. A few Ospreys were around, but not much variety.

I found a few birds and bugs around the nursery center, but it was a slow day overall.

Possum Point at Dawn.

This Great Crested Flycatcher posed for quite a while.

The Osprey chick is doing well.

This Yellow Billed Cuckoo showed up as I was leaving.

Today’s bugs.

It was cloudy and misty this morning, but I gave Wooton’s Landing a try anyway.  There were a few birds around, but nothing exciting, and the light was poor.

I made a stop at Sands Road on the way home, and it wasn’t any better.

Even the bugs were scarce this morning.

Sunrise in the marsh.

Wooton is a prime pace to find Common Yellowthroats.

This Brown Thrasher sang from the same spot for several minutes.

This Great Blue Heron was fishing in the marsh pond.

Eastern Phoebes have been scarce this season.

Today’s bugs.

I tried Governor Bridge this morning because I did well there this time last year. This year wasn’t as good. Very few birds were about, and even the bugs were scarce. Last night’s storm was probably to blame.

Sunrise at Governor Bridge.

This Common Yellowthroat was the only decent bird image I got.

Today’s bugs. This spider is new to me.