As the migration gets really narrowed down - I've been checking up on the hot spots around the island just to see who has flown in the night before.
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| Sometimes I just come across some other adorable little creature - such as this Green Anole. |
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| At the Lighthouse Point, I got a quick glimpse of a Black-throated Blue Warbler .... I know, no black throat and that's indicative of a female .... in the bird world the male is the one that stands out. |
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| A Blackpoll Warbler....zooming in and out |
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| A Cape May Warbler - a male |
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| Then a little spin through Ding Darling provided a really nice surprise.... |
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| A Bay-breasted Warbler that came into my lens just long enough for me to capture its beauty. |
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| At the Tower - 29 Roseate Spoonbills were resting and preening - don't they just look delicious! |
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| Then I spotted "Ding" the Reddish Egret - doing its famous dance and catching some fish |
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| This is one of the bird that is outfitted with a solar powered transmitter as well as a band - they study his habits and track its movements |
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| At the Shell Mound - the Cape May Warbler seemed to rule the area |
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| And that's okay - I don't get to see them very often and it is quite a treat to observe them. |
