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| I was excited enough when this bird landed in front of me and doubly excited when I saw what it had in it's beak. This is the first time I've seen one with two fish. He had trouble handling them both and dropped one at one point. In the final picture he's tossing it to get a better grip. June 22- Mathew's Lake. |
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| I heard this bird calling and was looking up thinking it was in the air which is where I normally see them. When I couldn't find it I had the thought I might find it on a branch since I had read they sometimes perch like this. I was lucky to find it since they blend so well into their surroundings. June 20, East Jordan. |
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| It's not always easy to get clear shots of these birds once the trees are fully leaved out. At least the vireos are a little less energetic than the warblers increasing the chances of a sharp image. June 13, East Jordan NS. |
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| This is my first year putting out a hummingbird feeder. I hoped they would find it in a week or two. It actually took about 5 minutes from the time I first set it out. Now I have at least four birds. |
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| This is my first decent shot of a Swainson's Thrush. I've taken lots of photographs of Hermit Thrushes but these guys are a little harder to find in these parts. June 8, East Ragged Island. |
