I was able to see different birds this past week. I did see some warblers (Yellow Warblers, Palm Warblers, Nashville Warbler, and a Common Yellowthroat). Other birds were Catbirds, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, White-throated Sparrows, House Wren, Baltimore Orioles, lots of Tree and Barn Swallows, Chipping Sparrows, and Eastern Phoebes. The Spring flowers are slowly coming. For butterflies, I saw Cabbage Whites, Mourning Cloak and a Red Admiral.
These Wild Turkeys were in the Coves on the path just in front of me.
| Eastern Phoebe |
Lots of birds are building their nests now.
Some trees are blooming.
| White Trout Lily |
On Friday, May 8, it was overcast, cold and we had some light snow at times through the day. Here are some Turkey Vultures in a tree resting.
This Killdeer looked cold.
Jack-in-the-Pulpit in the swamp area of the Coves.
| White-tailed Deer |
| Double-crested Cormorant |
Hoping to see lots more next week!
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