The sunrise at Sandy Point was better than average, and a few Sanderlings posed for me. The
bird population at Sandy Point is increasing, but I haven’t seen much variety yet.
I spooked a couple of Wood Ducks at Terrapin, but there were no other surprises. We’ve had a couple of days of North winds, which should bring in more migrants, but no luck yet.
Sunrise at Sandy Point.
This Common Yellowthroat was foraging in front of the blind.
I’m not sure of the ID of this very wet warbler.
This is a Magnolia Warbler.
This is the largest flock of Sanderlings I’ve seen.
Two Snowy Egrets flew across the dawn sky.
This Great Blue Heron was fishing at Sandy Point.
American Redstarts often spread their tails like this, perhaps to flush insects. Although I’ve seen it many times, I don’t often get such good images.
American Redstarts often spread their tails like this, perhaps to flush insects. Although I’ve seen it many times, I don’t often get such good images.
Today’s bugs.