I also photographed one of the resident Black Vultures at the Catoctin Creek Park and Nature Center...
Earlier in the morning I found this spike buck Whitetail Deer feeding in a field of wheat and weeds...
This Indigo Bunting caught my eye when it landed on a board fence. If you look closely you can see an ant on its' tail...
I think the ants attracted this Starling...
In this photo you can see that it has a beak full of them...
This is a different spike buck feeding in a field of alfalfa in the early morning light...
A few days ago, while watching a favorite small creek, I saw this large muskrat swimming upstream...
When he came to a log obstacle he climbed over it instead of swimming around...
In the same area, this Belted Kingfisher was searching for a meal...
The day before I visited the Lilypons Water Gardens...
Lilypons supports a wide variety of birds, such as this Barn Swallow, gathering nest material...
This brilliant Indigo Bunting was also at Lilypons...
A rusted fence post is a favorite perch for Tree Swallows...
This beautiful doe was eating clover not far from the road...
It has been about ten days since I last saw the Red Fox kits that I have been photographing. I will try a few more times to find them but they have probably outgrown the den. Here is the last photo I took of one of them...
Thanks for visiting, come back soon, and stay well.
Hello Stev
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of great pictures. I like the blue birds very much.
Greetings Bets
Thank you, Bets
ReplyDeleteThose Indigo Buntings are small but brilliant.
Steve