Although the weather was near perfect again (A few clouds), I’m a little disappointed in the lack of migrating birds. Still, I got a few good images, and was amazed at the numbers of Red Eyed Vireos busily feeding alongside the Gnatcatchers.
The Broad Winged Hawk showed up just as I was leaving, and is a first for me.
This Broad Winged Hawk was being pursued by a pair of diminutive Barn Swallows.
Ruby Throated Hummingbirds will be migrating very soon, and I’ll have to find another bird to harass.
A distant look might confuse a Hummingbird Clearwing with a hummingbird.
Although they breed here, this American Redstart (Female) may be a migrant.
Blue Gray Gnatcatchers were everywhere in the park.
That’s a very tasting looking meal this Red Eyed Vireo has captured.
I appreciated the nice pose offered by this female Blue Grosbeak.
I’ve seen a lot of Eastern Towhees. but very few females.
The “Scrap of sky with wings” known as the Indigo Bunting.will be leaving us soon.
Great shots Hugh!
Thank you, Emily.