Hooded Merganser male. Jay. (Joe Hall)Hooded Merganser female. Jay. (Joe Hall)Nuthatch. Farmington. (Joe Hall)Mother goose protecting her nest. (Dennis York)The first moose I have seen this Spring. (Dennis York)A closer look at a moose. (Dennis York)A Flicker on deck. (Dennis York)Advertising for Angus! (Jane Knox)Alike but all different! (Jane Knox)After winter’s grey and white now so many bright colors of spring, at last! (Jane Knox)This little guy is oh so bold but timid at the same time. A good combination to learn from. (Jane Knox)Pansy. (Jane Knox)Dogwood blossom. (Jane Knox)A little fiber for your Sunday morning? Moose in Wilton. (Jim Knox)That color of gold always stands out. A Gold Finch, Wilton. (Jim Knox)On rat patrol; a red-tailed hawk about to make a hit on a rat. Farmington. (Jim Knox)A Pied-Billed Grebe in Wilton. (Jim Knox)A helping hand! A female common red poll sits on a game camera, Wilton. (Jim Knox)A young deer shows that even though it’s been a hard winter, this deer stood the test of time, North Jay. (Jim Knox)Birch flowering under welcome cobalt blue sky, Farmington. (Steve Muise)Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Whistle Stop Trail, Farmington. (Steve Muise)
NICE PICS!!!!
I think the beautiful “dogwood blossom” is actually a type of magnolia – Star or Loebner.
These spring colors must lift up everyone’s spirits! Thanks for sharing!
You have all done a wonderful & beautiful with your everyone, THANK YOU ALL
Thanks, Marie.
As Always Wonderful Pictures!
Love the Pied-Billed Grebe.
Thank you all for sharing your fabulous photos.