I changed out of my Winter birding clothes today and donned a lighter outfit suitable to the weather.
I did so well at Patuxent yesterday that I went back, and wasn’t disappointed.
Soon, we’ll be getting some good warblers!
This Brown Thrasher was so preoccupied with singing that he let me get quite close.
Sometimes you can’t coax a bird like this Eastern Towhee out of the bushes.
This Osprey appears to have a catfish.
These Bluebirds are dressed for romance.
I haven’t seen many Bald Eagles at Patuxent.
Eastern Phoebes are getting to be common everywhere.
Great Blue Herons are quite beautiful in breeding plumage.
The light was just right for these Tree Swallows
This White Throated Sparrow is also in breeding plumage.
These Wood Ducks are breeding at Patuxent.
This Northern Flicker was looking for a meal.
Patuxent is the only place where I see Killdeer consistently.
Spring Palm Warblers are much more colorful than their Fall counterparts.
This Mallard was in Goose Pond.
Chickadees always appear to be playing.
These Chipping Sparrows have just arrived.