A Song Sparrow visited us in our camp on Lake Jocassee this weekend.
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Such simple things. Beauty everywhere.
More signs of spring!
Did each of them have one vote regardless of feathers or fur?
Pollen in the high range in N.Fla.
Red Maple trees setting “helicopters”.
D×=%@$ Water Oak tree is blooming right outside my office window.
Beautiful. I’d love to be down there in mid march.
Not sure about their voting rules, but we took their lack of alarm at our presence as a seal of approval.
Water oaks are great! The best firewood for a fireplace in NE FL. Not so friendly in the spring bloom.
Scutes and scales
Fine feathered tales
In Sunshine State of grace
I sure would miss these
scenes of Sissy
not pixelled in this place
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Aw, thanks!
I would say that is a good ID. In case you didn’t know, they take a few years to mature into adult plumage, so it is common to see juveniles at various stages of plumage. Here is a link to a detailed discussion and photos:
Cliff swallows
Red tailed hawk
Looks to me like a peregrine, but it could be a prairie falcon
Beaver
Coot
All at McHood Reservoir/East Clear Creek | Winslow Arizona
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