In the last days I’ve tried Wooton, Sands Road and Greenbury Point with virtually no luck. Back to Blackwater.
I had a decent morning, with a few eagles and some interesting Tree Swallow fledglings. The Red Headed Woodpecker is still cooperating and wading birds are plentiful.
I found this flower at Tawes Gardens.
This Bald Eagle was eating a fish in the marsh.
This Bald Eagle watched me very closely as I approached.
I saw more Bald Eagles than usual this morning.
These Barn Swallows have been gathering mud for their nests.
This Green Heron was concentrating very hard on catching breakfast.
Several Eastern Kingbirds were flycatching in the marsh.
This Red Headed Woodpecker has been unusually easy to find.
I liked the way this Great Egret posed.
This Red Winged Blackbird was watching the Tree Swallows.
The parents were feeding these fledglings on the wing.
I found several Tree Swallow fledglings near the road.