Sandy Point provided a decent sunrise this morning, and had far more birds than usual. I didn’t see anything special, but that has to be a good sign.
Terrapin was very busy, with several warblers, Ospreys, butterflies, herons and egrets. The weather was the best in a long while; in the 70s with a slight breeze and low humidity. September may be the best birding month.
Sunrise at Sandy Point.
This Snowy Egret wasn’t happy to be interrupted in his fishing spot.
The Ospreys were doing very well this morning.
It’s been a while since I’ve seen a Tufted Titmouse.
This is a female Black Throated Blue Warbler.
Common Yellowthroat Warblers may be the most common warblers I see.
This Black and White Warbler was the first bird I saw this morning.
This Great Blue Heron was on the beach at Sandy Point.
This is a male American Redstart.
Red Eyed Vireos have been scarce this year.
And a couple of Monarchs.