
Each year I set a goal for a particular bird that I hope to photograph. This year it has been the Prothonotary Warbler.
I headed out early this morning but stopped before I got out of the drive. Several deer were lazily grazing at the side of the yard. At first I thought they were does but after uploading the photos can see antlers growing.

Moving on to meet a friend we then headed out. It was such a treat to so closely observe the bird hunting and feeding little ones. It was a very good morning out. By the time we left the temperatures were rising and clouds were racking up. It won't surprise me for a late afternoon shower.
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2 comments:
I look forward to Spring fishing for rockfish on the upper-Roanoke and these are a big part of the trip! Thanks for sharing...happy trails
They absolutely do love a location around water. I understand that area is suppose to have excellent birding.
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