Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
34 Pine Warbler
35 Blue-headed Vireo
36 Purple Finch
37 Belted Kingfisher
38 Fox Sparrow
39 Song Sparrow
40 White-throated Sparrow
41 Red-shouldered Hawk
42 Black-throated Green Warbler
43 Great Blue Heron
44 Broad-winged Hawk
45 Rose-breasted Grosbeak
46 Hermit Thrush
Flood gates finally opened here, with a fair number of new arrivals over the weekend. Still more that I've seen nearby but not yet in the garden. Watch out here I come!
Head to head again... :eek!:
At first link to those Siskins from last month: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgWZk-JYb0s&list=PLQ9t8zFqZv05hGY4MUDeaghfMEWz1FNoa&index=6&t=0s
#38. White Wagtail
#39. Curlew
#40. Mallard
#41. Song Thrush - This one caught a worm dinner for himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S7FbMmA530&list=PLQ9t8zFqZv05hGY4MUDeaghfMEWz1FNoa&index=4
#42. Common Redstart
#43. Pied Flycatcher
#44. Lesser Black-backed Gull (ssp fuscus)
#45. Barnacle Goose - about 50 heading to East
#46. Black Scoter - 17 headed to South-East. Last year I got this (and Long-tailed Duck) 11th May, so these were ahead of time. Hopefully the LtD fly over yard soon.
To the end a few photos of the garden creatures.