Oh when, oh when will the warblers arrive? Not today is the basic answer. Hopefully soon! They are just trickling in a little bit at a time. Luckily it was still a beautiful day with lots to see. I started out with 3 red-tailed hawks circling above. I love seeing them! I waas where the oriole's nest was last year, hoping they came back, but I didn't see or hear them.
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| red-tailed hawk |
I took about four steps and then saw these two turkey vultures circling in a different part of the sky. Great start!
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| turkey vulture |
By the pond, the geese left their eggs on their own while they went swimming.
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| canada goose eggs |
Up to the ramble, where there were still plenty of kinglets around, playing in the branches and teasing my camera.
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| ruby-crowned kinglet |
A warbler! Yes, I saw one warbler, this gorgeous palm warbler. I saw it for about 20 seconds, which is not nearly long enough. Also, where are your friends, little one?
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| palm warbler |
At the oven this flicker gave me a nice angle.
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| northern flicker |
And a cormorant was fishing. I love their blue eyes!
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| double-crested cormorant |
Ah, hello cowbird, with your brown head. I'm onto your wily ways!
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| brown-headed cowbird |
This towhee was not shy at all, it was fine being out in the open as long as it was in the shade.
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| eastern towhee |
Some house sparrows are building a nest in the traffic light in the park by Columbus Circle. There goes Daddy!
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| house sparrow |
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