I didn’t see as many Bald Eagles as in past days.

This female Orchard Oriole was feeding her young chicks.

I haven’t seen American White Pelicans in the Summer before.

This Red Winged Blackbird successfully drove this Osprey and his mate away.

We got very close to this brown Headed Nuthatch, who just ignored us.

Several Eastern Kingbirds were flycatching in the area.

This Red Headed Woodpecker was a nice find.

Many Great Egrets were feeding in the marsh.

Great Blue Herons were almost as numerous as Egrets.

I wasn’t able to get a better look at this Glossy Ibis.

Red Winged Blackbirds were very active everywhere.

We saw three Delmarva Fox Squirrels today.

Many Great Blue Herons were fishing in the marsh.

I don’t recall seeing so many (30-40) Great Egrets anywhere else.

This Red Winged Blackbird attacked me several times as I walked by his nest.

This Green Heron was the first bird I saw this morning.

It’s a little rare to see a Double Crested Cormorant with both “Crests” showing.

This young deer seemed more attractive than most.

This large Snapping Turtle was crossing the road on Wildlife Drive.

Julia caught the large (6 lb.) snakehead that Pat is holding above.

Dawn at Sandy Point.

Red Winged Blackbirds are calling in every marsh.

I found this Wood Duck hen at CBEC.

I hear many more Great Crested Flycatchers than I see.

This Mockingbird has found a nice blackberry.

This Northern Flicker was also at CBEC .

There are plenty of Blue Jays around.

I was lucky to get any look at this Brown Thrasher.

This Catbird was in the parking lot at Terrapin.

This Barn Swallow was at Lake Artemesia.

This Indigo Bunting is hanging out at Greenbury Point.

These Tree Swallows are at CBEC.

This Osprey flew overhead at Greenbury Point.

These Cedar Waxwings seemed to be courting.

And a couple of flowers.

This is the smallest Eastern Box Turtle I’ve seen.