The redbelly woodpecker is working on a nest hole in an impossibly lit location. I first spotted it when sawdust landed on my head. Hopefully this will be a successful nest, not a starling-stole-the-house predicament.
But the big news is that the warblers are coming. Yesterday there was a cluster of pine warblers along the south side of Turtle Pond. Lots of activity. Also phoebes and kinglets in this space by the pond. One yellow rump, (which I could not get a successful picture of), and the shy hermit thrush. All flitting around, hard to shoot. Very exciting. This is just the beginning.
But the big news is that the warblers are coming. Yesterday there was a cluster of pine warblers along the south side of Turtle Pond. Lots of activity. Also phoebes and kinglets in this space by the pond. One yellow rump, (which I could not get a successful picture of), and the shy hermit thrush. All flitting around, hard to shoot. Very exciting. This is just the beginning.
The hermit thrush.
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