It was a dark and cloudy morning, but the weatherman promised no rain, so I set out early for Terrapin Nature Park. It wasn’t a totally successful day, but I did see a lot of geese and the Yellow Rumped/Kinglet invasion is still ongoing.
This is the first time I’ve seen so many Canada Geese on the marsh pond, so it may portend the arrival of a variety of water birds soon.
I captured this Yellow Rumped Warbler at ISO 1600 due to the low light, hence the grainy look.
Several Snowy Egrets were fishing in the marsh pond.
Downy Woodpeckers are early risers.
Another good look at how the Red Bellied Woodpecker gets his name.
Ruby Crowned Kinglets were especially elusive today.