I have taken so many photos ofmonarch butterflies recently. Maybe I should just share them in a single post .. they are so beautiful. We should not see many more. It's time for them to depart and heat south.
~ Rick
Are These Nuts Taken?
This Tennessee Warbler is likely passing through as she heads south. I have seen more than on this past week but this photo is the best I could capture.
~ Rick
A Different View
I have photographed many Eastern Tailed Blue this year but never at this angle. How cool.
~ Rick
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What Do You Think?
I used several tools to identify this bird and they all say it is a Chestnut-sided Warbler. I don't buy it. If it is, it is a juvenile. Any thoughts?
~ Rick
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Comma On Display
This is an Eastern Comma butterfly. Do you see the comma on the wings? I am sure we won't see another comma this fall but we will see. The weather has been warmer and the butterflies havr been super active.
~ Rick
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