Today was absolutely gorgeous. Bird-wise it was pretty much the same as Monday, seeing just one or two of each type of bird, with most of that being on the point. I was happy to find this gnatcatcher myself, I think that's the first time I've spotted one. However it was pretty resistant to pictures!
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| blue-grey gnatcatcher |
I did see maybe 4 or 5 yellow-rumps.
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| yellow-rumped warbler |
BLue-headed vireo showing off its "blue" head.
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| blue-headed vireo |
There are its spectacles!
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| blue-headed vireo |
This bird is not in shadow, that's just how black its body is and how brown its head is.
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| brown-headed cowbird |
How cute is this oriole taking a bath?!?!? I love her. She did not look so adorable when she flew off all wet an bedraggled, but I'm sure she got herself looking gorgeous quickly.
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| Baltimore oriole (female) |
Black-and-white warblers never clash with their surroundings.
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| black-and-white warbler |
One of the black-crowned night herons was back, but I didn't get to see it fish this time.
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| black-crowned night heron |
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| palm warbler |
Towhee! In the sun! I love how dignified these guys look.
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| eastern towhee |
The Louisiana waterthrush is still here! I'm guessing this will be my last time seeing one this year. But it's very difficult to predict the future!
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| Louisiana waterthrush |
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