I give you the Golden-crowned Kinglet. This, along with my tagline that birds and birding have continued to save us during this pandemic!
Tag: Birdwatching
Marching in brightness, color, and warmth
Oh, and BIRDS of course.
Somehow I began writing this post at the end of March, and now, almost two months later, I’m finally publishing! A LOT to catch up on, so I’ll begin here….
March began the cusp of migration, both with birds coming and going. And, there’s nest building too, where even some early chicks bring in the brighter, warmer more colorful month of March. And, we didn’t have snow! A first ever, at least in my lifetime.
Mama Great Horned Owl sitting on her nest. And such began March. 
A freshly hatched egg at the base of the Sycamore tree! Owlets – 2 of them! 
The Sycamore tree Owl nest 
A Carolina Wren busy busy nest-building 
Out from it’s kinda sorta hibernation, the Eastern Chipmunk 
Spring morning 
Bird houses hung, what will they bring for nests?? 
Forsythia in bloom 
Male Goldfinsh in bloom too! His plumage will go all bright bright yellow 
Eastern Bluebird pretty pair 
Mom owl on the nest, the owlets still elusive (but, soon!) 
The great Great horned Owl. 
More spring color 
Who complements who here? White-throated Sparrow, a migratory bird who will head north to breed this summer 
Red Fox – this one a Vixen, I think!
Fetching the World 