I looked out this morning at gray and threatening skies and nearly gave up. The weatherman promised the rain would end early, so I took a chance and headed for Wooton. I met my friend Dan there, and we walked the entire loop, finding some nice birds in bad light.
After a few chores and a nap, I drove the short distance to Truxtun, and got a quick look at a Summer Tanager, only my second sighting.
These House Sparrows were eating frantically.
This Hermit Thrush paused long enough for a good look.
This is my second Summer Tanager, and the first I’ve seen at Truxtun.
This Orchard Oriole was just close enough for a decent picture.
This is the first Yellow Breasted Chat I’ve seen this year.
Prairie Warbler are still very active at Wooton.
This Blue Grosbeak is another First of Year.
This Northern Parula was too busy singing to worry about the camera.
We saw several Eastern Towhees.
Your postings are wonderful. As a child my grandmother Bixby introduced Sally and I to birds giving us our first bird books.