| We will post some of our favorite, more recent pictures here first! |
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| 9/14+15 Delaware is still popping: A Rose-breasted Grosbeak (2 imm males) were seen along with a beautiful White-breasted Nuthatch , a baby Song Sparrow , an American Robin , a Hairy Woodpecker , a Northern Waterthrush , and a friendly Northern Flicker . |
| 9/18/09 We visited Pt. Pelee, Canada as a short side trip and found the hiking and scenery wonderful. It was a Sharp-shinned Hawk fest with a few Coopers (no good pics) and a great look at a Northern Harrier right above us. Wild Turkey flocks lined the road in the early morning. Have to go back in the spring! |
| 9/24/09 Had to go and try to capture the little guys before the colder weather sends all the warblers south. Had some luck with a gorgeous Black-throated Green Warbler . What a cutie! Gray Catbird photos from various dates are shown and a skulking Norther Cardinal showed itself long enough for a snapshot. |
| 9/20-25 An hour each day keeps the doctor away! Some Delaware shots from the week: a Palm Warbler , a Black-throated Green Warbler (more below) , a Cedar Waxwing family , a Blackpoll Warbler , an American Goldfinch, a Gray Catbird munching on berries, a House Sparrow flock (m&f) , a House Wren, and a beautiful Monarch Butterfly who posed nicely. What great weather! |
| 9/26/09 A quick trip down Rt 9 DE to Cedar Swamp, Bombay Hook, and back to Ashland yielded some photo opportunities with a Red-eyed Vireo , a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker , and a Northern Harrier . |
