The light was much better a few minutes later when I caught this dark-eyed junco on the barbed-wire. Except for the shadow across the top of its head, I think this is a pretty cool photo.
Welcome to Today at the AHATS Wildlife Observation Area (formerly TCAAP Wildlife Viewing Area.) I've been visiting this small park regularly since 2008. This is a log of all the wildlife and nature I experience nearly every day.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Today at the TCAAP WVA, I saw Chickadees and Juncos
This morning I went out to the TCAAP Wildlife Viewing Area for sunrise. Last week I saw a deer jump over the fence. Today, I saw a flock of black-capped chickadees and dark-eyed juncos. I love watching how they work an area for seeds. They slowing migrated in my direction so I stayed very still. This guy on the right noticed me once he/she got about 15 feet away.
The light was much better a few minutes later when I caught this dark-eyed junco on the barbed-wire. Except for the shadow across the top of its head, I think this is a pretty cool photo.
The light was much better a few minutes later when I caught this dark-eyed junco on the barbed-wire. Except for the shadow across the top of its head, I think this is a pretty cool photo.
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