Marsh Wren at Bombay Hook NWR.

Some days it seems as though the Spring Migration is passing me by again. I’ve spent  lot of time seeking, and not enough time finding. My guess is everything is two weeks behind normal.

I spent the morning at Bombay Hook and got a few decent images. I also stopped at Truxtun Park to get a look at the Blue Angels annual show. I haven’t finished processing everything yet, so I’ll probably add some pics later.

Snowy Egret 2019-9

These Egrets remained quite close together for a while.

Yellow Warbler 2019-4

Yellow Warbler 2019-5

This Yellow Warbler was very active.

Blue Grosbeak 2019-4

I heard several Blue Grosbeaks today, but found only one.

Short Billed Dowitcher 2019-7

Hundreds of Short Billed Dowitchers were feeding in the shallows.

Dunlin 2019-4

Dunlin 2019-5

Dunlin 2019-6

Dunlins and Dowitchers were foraging in mixed flocks.

Tree Swallow 2019-12

Tree Swallows were constantly on the move.

Least Sandpiper 2019-3

Hundreds of Least Sandpipers were visible from the road.

Bald Eagle 2019-34

This is a juvenile Bald Eagle.

Marsh Wren 2019-3

Marsh Wren 2019-1

It’s easy to hear Marsh Wrens, but harder to get a decent pic.

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Fox 115

These Fox kits are living in a den adjacent to the main road, and are probably used to people getting quite close.

Marsh Wren 2019-2

Nest of a Marsh Wren.

Blue Angels 55

The Blue Angels as seen from Truxtun Park.

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