Welcome to Saturday's Critters! Hello and Happy Saturday!
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Wishing everyone a happy month of May. Tomorrow is our 35th anniversary. Usually we try to take a trip close to or on our anniversary but this year we will be staying home. I am seeing and hearing some of our Spring birds returning like the Eastern Phoebe and the Pine Warbler has been very vocal lately.
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1. March 14, my first critter on this post, is Miney on one of our walks on the local fire road. I hope you all are not tired of seeing Miney, she is a sweet and cute dog.
2. March 16th on our walks with Miney, I am also looking for birds. At this time I was hearing more than I could see and photograph. The Woodpeckers, Titmouse, Chickadees, Cardinals and Crows were the most common birds I heard along the trail.
3. March 18th, walking Miney on the NCR trail in Parkton Md. There are 3 bridges we cross and in the water below I noticed these large fish, some were in orange and some looked black or brown? I am not sure but we were told they were some kind of trout? Fishing is allowed in this spot, in some areas any fish caught has to be put back in the water.
4. March 18th, orange fish and some are black or brown colored fish.
5. March 19, these are the birds I saw at the Hashawha Nature Park: Eastern Bluebird, Mourning Dove, Song Sparrows, Cardinal, Mockingbird, Miney and the Slider Turtles.
6. March 19th a Song Sparrow high in a tree next to the trail. On this photo you can see the obvious breast spot.
7. March 19th, our walk with Miney was at the Hashawha Nature Park.
8. Flashback to May 2019, a few of my backyard feeder birds. I saw a great variety of birds when I had my bird feeders up. In the mosaics below are the Pine Warbler and the Pine Siskins in the first image. The second mosaic are two Rose-breasted Grosbeaks.
Flashback to May 2019, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks.
I am linking up to Heidrun's Mosaic Monday I hope you can stop by and visit Heidrun and check out the Mosaic Monday post.
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