It was a gorgeous day on Putney Mountain - clear, crisp air - brisk wind - changing fall colors - but very few hawks. I finally dragged my tripod up so I could have my camera fixed on the plastic owl which sometimes attracts the attention and animosity of a passing sharpie. Alas, the few sharpies were high over head, and not interested. But with good company, and great scenery, I can still think of few better ways to spend a morning.
There were a few Yellow-rumped Warblers doing their flycatching act, and the ever-present chickadees (tits for any one from across the pond) ... and just before I left, I succeeded in phishing down this Blue-headed Vireo, curious about the strange creature making strange sounds.
Good birding ... regardless of the number of birds!
There were a few Yellow-rumped Warblers doing their flycatching act, and the ever-present chickadees (tits for any one from across the pond) ... and just before I left, I succeeded in phishing down this Blue-headed Vireo, curious about the strange creature making strange sounds.
Good birding ... regardless of the number of birds!
5 comments:
Hi Chris,
beautiful! I love it attitude, like trying to observe you too! Very beautiful shot and very nice bird that I've never seen!
wonderful shot
Great shot of the Vireo!
Cute Blue-headed Vireo it looks as interested in you as you are in it ... great capture
Yes it was an beautiful day, if not a bit windy. I actually passed though your town on the way up Rt 30 to visit my old home town.
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