It is that delightful time of the year when birds are nesting, fledging, feeding, and finding their way. Here's a sample, first from the backyard, and beginning with a handsome portrait of a young male
Rose-breasted Grosbeak ...
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Rose-breasted Grosbeak (juvenile male) |
Lots of feeding is going on -
Evening Grosbeak and Tufted Titmouse are just two of many. And many more still hoping for a free handout, such as the fledgling
Red-winged Blackbird, who was ignored despite its persistent complaints ...
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Evening Grosbeak |
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Tufted Titmouse |
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Red-winged Blackbird |
This young
Northern Cardinal has just about gotten the problem of food figured out ...
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Northern Cardinal |
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Elsewhere around the area, young Hooded Mergansers were in the Wilson Wetlands in Putney ...
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Hooded Mergansers |
... and in the upper elevations of Somerset, many songbirds were busy feeding fledglings, but unfortunately did not come within camera range.
Barely within camera range, and probably caring less about the birds and the bees (at least for the next few months) was this Black Bear in the wet grasses of a large beaver pond ...
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Black Bear |
Good Birding!!
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