Actually I am realizing now that most of these pics are from outside my 5MR at Greenfield Lake.
B&W Warbler
Pine Warbler
Ovenbird
Palm Warbler
Black-throated Blue Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
A Magnolia almost looks like a Nashville when seen head on.
Northern Waterthrush
Gray Catbird
Cape May
Chimney Swifts always a challenge to photograph and I must ridiculous when I am trying with the camera lens waving back and forth.
Fiery Skipper? at Airlie Gardens.
October is always a good time of year to head to Fort Fisher....
Clapper Rails get forced up at high tide.
American Avocets are the most elegant of waders.
Saltmarsh Sparrows are back in full force.
White Ibis are numerous and frequently allow close views as they forage on lawns.
Blue-winged Teal are usually wary of humans but this one was quite cooperative.
Some Savannah Sparrows require scrutiny. There is a ton of variation with some having little of the yellow lores that usually makes them easy to ID.
Sedge Wrens are a skulky group.
I got my fill of White-crowned Sparrows in California but its always good to get them in Wilmington.
This Cape May was at the ferry landing and was one of the last good warblers for the year...
Pileated Woodpecker. On the 12th of Oct I tried a photographic big day but it became evident I was going to fall short of my goal. I did get 100 species for the day but only photographed about 90 of them. My goal is to have a day with 100 photographed species but it may have to wait until spring.
Yellow Warbler
Queen
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Red-eyed Vireo
Magnolia Warbler
Clapper Rail
Caspian Tern
Northern Harriers are back to scouring the marshes for tasty morsels.
Blue-headed Vireos should be looked at closely this time of year in case a Bell's Vireo decides to slip in.
Rock Pigeon
SB Dows and a Willet
Seaside Sparrow
Nelson's Sparrow
Cardinal at Airlie
House Wren
BT Blue
Nelson's
Garbled Modwit
Black Rat Snake
White-crowned at FF
Northern Flicker
Another interesting Savannah
Clay-colored Sparrow
Blackpoll Warbler
Marsh Wren
At Oleander Memorial Gardens, a nice day for photography....
Brown Thrasher
Belted Kingfisher
RB WP
Loggerhead Shrike at my son's soccer game
Young Little Blue Heron
Eastern Wood Pewee at Burnt Mill
Grasshopper Sparrow at Fort Fisher
So that does it, all caught up on local photos! Now time to start weeding through my California trip from last week...
B&W Warbler
Pine Warbler
Ovenbird
Palm Warbler
Black-throated Blue Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
A Magnolia almost looks like a Nashville when seen head on.
Northern Waterthrush
Gray Catbird
Cape May
Chimney Swifts always a challenge to photograph and I must ridiculous when I am trying with the camera lens waving back and forth.
Fiery Skipper? at Airlie Gardens.
October is always a good time of year to head to Fort Fisher....
Clapper Rails get forced up at high tide.
American Avocets are the most elegant of waders.
Saltmarsh Sparrows are back in full force.
White Ibis are numerous and frequently allow close views as they forage on lawns.
Blue-winged Teal are usually wary of humans but this one was quite cooperative.
Some Savannah Sparrows require scrutiny. There is a ton of variation with some having little of the yellow lores that usually makes them easy to ID.
Sedge Wrens are a skulky group.
I got my fill of White-crowned Sparrows in California but its always good to get them in Wilmington.
This Cape May was at the ferry landing and was one of the last good warblers for the year...
Pileated Woodpecker. On the 12th of Oct I tried a photographic big day but it became evident I was going to fall short of my goal. I did get 100 species for the day but only photographed about 90 of them. My goal is to have a day with 100 photographed species but it may have to wait until spring.
Yellow Warbler
Queen
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Red-eyed Vireo
Magnolia Warbler
Clapper Rail
Caspian Tern
Northern Harriers are back to scouring the marshes for tasty morsels.
Blue-headed Vireos should be looked at closely this time of year in case a Bell's Vireo decides to slip in.
Rock Pigeon
SB Dows and a Willet
Seaside Sparrow
Nelson's Sparrow
Cardinal at Airlie
House Wren
BT Blue
Nelson's
Garbled Modwit
Black Rat Snake
White-crowned at FF
Northern Flicker
Another interesting Savannah
Clay-colored Sparrow
Blackpoll Warbler
Marsh Wren
At Oleander Memorial Gardens, a nice day for photography....
Brown Thrasher
Belted Kingfisher
RB WP
Loggerhead Shrike at my son's soccer game
Young Little Blue Heron
Eastern Wood Pewee at Burnt Mill
Grasshopper Sparrow at Fort Fisher
So that does it, all caught up on local photos! Now time to start weeding through my California trip from last week...
Still lots of nice birds!
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