One of your favorite birds to hear is the Grey Catbird. Their song can go one and on and it is always fun to just sit for a bit and listen to them sing.
Tag: wildlife
White Crowned
A White Crowned Sparrow enjoys a short break after a very successful hunting foray. The kids will eat well this morning.
On the blanket flowers
The local Fritillaries seem to like the Blanket flower as much as we do.
Flight
A Raven quietly takes flight from a tree still teeming with life.
Dandelion Picking
A Black Headed Grosbeak working overtime on a wild dandelion patch.
Looks like he has a long day ahead of him.
Lazuli Bunting
A Lazuli Bunting happily singing their unique and quite individual song.
“Just like we each have our own voice, each male Lazuli Bunting sings a unique combination of notes. Yearling males generally arrive on the breeding grounds without a song of their own. Shortly after arriving, they create their own song by rearranging syllables and combining song fragments of several males. The song they put together is theirs for life.”1
References:
1.https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Lazuli_Bunting/overview
It’s a Pleasure to Meet You
A Tri-Colored Bumble Bee getting acquainted with a Purple Coneflower. Although the introductions were awkward the date was a success.
Waiting for a Setting Sun
A great horned owl waiting for the sun to go down so their day can begin.
…and sat down beside her
There she was a beautiful Triteleia Grandiflora just hanging out minding her own business.
When who should appear and sit down beside her…
But this small little spider.
They make a fine couple don’t you think?
Happy Friday and have a wonderful weekend.
nature has no boss 
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