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| Sometimes there isn't time to spend the whole day birding. This was one of those shorter days. I heard the bird "yell", and it was a yell, nothing melodious. I have no idea what the catbird was screaming about. |
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| This was one docile flicker. It knew I was watching and didn't fly off. Bugs available? It stayed put for the longest time. |
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| Huge nest, possibly a squirrel's nest. Black-throated green warbler checking it out for bugs. Very high up in tree. |
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| I never before saw a common yellow throat in this kind of huddle. Cute! Looks like a softball. And very safe in the branches. |
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| Another tweeny redstart, first year male. |
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| There's a blue jay nest in this muddle, very well hidden. Mama is in there incubating. |
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| Boss Tweed. |
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| Have to watch the orioles go at the cotoneaster blossoms, this time the female. |
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