Sunday Shots, 06/02/24

The most exciting bird of the weekend was definitely yesterday’s KENTUCKY WARBLER. Aside from that, it was just the usuals as we start slipping into summer birding mode. Fortunately the mornings were still cool which made for very enjoyable birding conditions. I had one exciting sighting which was not bird related – I witnessed a Gray Fox run across the road as I was driving on Route 50 in New Hampton. It was the first time I’ve ever seen one. Here’s a handful of shots from the weekend.

~One of many Bank Swallows at Hoops Road in Middletown, NY 06/02/24.~
~Goldfinches appear to everywhere right now. This one was in the black dirt, 06/01/24.~
~Horned Lark just after sunrise in the Black Dirt Region, 06/02/24.~
~A young European Starling on a pile of onions in the black dirt, 0601/24. I love all the flying insects in this shot!~
~One more Bank Swallow shot. Hoops Road 06/02/24.~

2 thoughts on “Sunday Shots, 06/02/24”

  1. Such adorable shots, esp. the Bank Swallow! A pile of onions – I was wondering!

    1. Norma, my sense of smell is nearly nonexistent, but even I can smell those piles of rotting onions! P.U.! Matt

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