one of three large rabbits seen
Song Sparrow
Finally, a Columbine photo I like!
Chipping Sparrow
Eastern Bluebird
Indigo Bunting
one of three males seen
Red-Bellied Woodpecker
Curiosity killed the woodpecker? Checking out a hole on the telephone pole.
A Black-Capped Chickadee landed on a branch right in front of my face. It had a billful of fluffy material and I desperately tried to take a photo, but I had to retract my lens and then focus again, and by then it was in motion and I couldn't capture it. Later, a House Sparrow with long grasses in its bill landed in a tree. I caught a photo, but there was a small leaf in front of it that ruined the photo. Another bird, possibly a Tufted Titmouse, flew past me trailing a foot long piece of grass behind it like a long ribbon. It's Springtime!
I spent my lunch break at Rural Cemetery, enjoying the flowers more than the birds.
Yellow Warbler
I checked the reservoir on Middle Road and found a nesting pair of Mute Swans.
Mute Swan, watchful partner
nesting Mute Swan
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak (distant)
Baltimore Oriole with a billful of fluff
This cemetery has many beautiful old trees. If you're a regular on this blog, you know I love old trees.
I like this bench!
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