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| Never saw this before, a first summer male redwing blackbird, preening in a solitary space. The flash of orange caught my eye, so I stopped to watch. The grooming went on for about 20 minutes interspersed with calls. I was happy to stand and watch, because the calls could have attracted a hawk. |
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| Never expected to see this. There was a big puddle in the field and that attracted the field sparrows. So pretty. |
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| The white throat showed up, larger sparrow. |
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| It turned into a friendly feeding fest. |
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| Around the corner someone delivered bird seed, blue jay attraction. Selective picker. |
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| Robin is a plucker |
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| Early hermit thrush |
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| The palm warbler, a blast of yellow. |
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| Impossible to photograph kinglet |
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| Very sweet, blue jay obvious couple, sipping water from knot hole |
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| In our garden, by path,... way too close to human traffic, first robin nest of season. |
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| Lots of white throated sparrows in the park. Usually they've left town by now. |
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| A cluster of cormorants, Turtle Pond, good food source. |
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| Beautiful color blend, dove and pond |
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| One of life's most difficult photo subjects, the kinglet, frenetic activity. Kinglet ballet. |
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| The statue of Daniel Webster is being staked out as a sparrow condo... in every crevice and opening underneath. |
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| Getting supplies for the Webster House. |
