I went walking along the Dykeman Walking Trail today and noticed Mama Gaia is starting to dab some Autumn color on the landscape. I shot some good pictures on the walk, and you can see the entire web album here. Here are four of them to whet your appetite: one of the culvert causeways over the creek that runs through the park; an immature Warbler of some sort (at that age and at this time of year they can be tough to tell apart; I've narrowed my list of possibles to Tennessee Warbler, Connecticut Warbler, Mourning Warbler, or possibly a Yellow Warbler - anybody with a better knowledge of Warblers please chime in!); White Wood Asters; and some Autumn leaves lying on the trail. Enjoy!
© 2012 by A. Roy Hilbinger
some of your best photos, Roy! Fall is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteAll beautyfull....the bird is my favorite....the type is CAPINERA? not BECCAFICO?
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