The warblers are gone, and the sparrows are fast disappearing. The ducks aren’t here yet, so it’s hard to know where to go.
I got to Sands Road around dawn and spent a hour or two looking around the edge of the big field without much luck. The marshy area near the parking lot had a lot of birds, but it was tough to get a good shot through all the brush. I did find a few birds in the open, but it was a slow morning over all.
Sands Road-looking from the marsh toward the big field.
This Whitetail Buck was standing in the field when I arrived.
Swamp Sparrows are easily seen near the marshes.
Song Sparrows are in every part of the park.
Goldfinch flocks are frequent.
White Throated Sparrows usually feed in flocks near the ground.
Field Sparrows aren't as common as the others.
