I'm not in to work until 2:30 today, so I decided to take a morning walk in the Dykeman Spring Nature Park. The first thing I noticed was that there were a lot of baby Eastern Cottontails hopping around munching on grass. I stopped counting after seeing five. There were also a lot of newly-fledged birds testing out their new flying skills. All in all, it was a pleasant walk, and I brought you some things to look at from it. Enjoy!
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| A baby Eastern Cottontail neat the Little League fields |
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| A baby Eastern Cottontail on the nature trail |
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| A shelf fungus colony on an old log in the wetlands area |
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| A Tiger Swallowtail by the north duck pond |
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| An immature female Red-winged Blackbird preening in the wetlands area |
© 2014 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool variety of shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. That can definitely make your workday much more pleasant--starting it off with nature!
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