Partly sunny and
warm, 84 degrees, and humid


Our birds of the day were the
Cedar waxwings perched atop a dead snag just as we entered the park. Several American robins shared the
perch, but the waxwings were certainly the stars of the show. With berries and insects being the main
staple of the waxwings, this is prime habitat for them. They are sociable birds and it is rare
to see a solitary waxwing. Such
was the case today as they congregated on this dead tree. One individual appeared to be doing a Dracula impersonation as I took his photo!

Monarchs and Tiger
swallowtails were also present in good number, but the next one to catch my
attention was this Question Mark.
I’ve have seen them before here at Goosepond and today this individual
was close enough to get a decent image of even if somewhat concealed by the
shadows of the bush in which it had landed.
Song sparrows, Blue jays, a
Red-tailed hawk and a lone Indigo bunting rounded out the avian cast of
characters on this overcast day, but this is an area certainly worth checking
into from time to time.
No comments:
Post a Comment