Wednesday, May 7

1944: Bark-splitter

Bark-splitter
Downy Woodpecker busily working over a knot in Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Oak Harbor, Ohio USA.

Tuesday, May 6

1943: Bogsucking... Yum !

Bogsucking... Yum!
Curious behavior of a feeding American Woodcock (aka: Bogsucker) as it pushes its long 'Snipe-like' beak deep into the bog's muck/mud as it searches for food. Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Oak Harbor, Ohio USA.

Monday, May 5

1942: Surveyor

Surveyor
Bald Eagle taking a moment for a 'look-see' as it feeds its young. Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Oak Harbor, Ohio USA.

Sunday, May 4

1941: So... ?

So... ?
Very uncommon wild American Woodcock (aka Bogsucker) in its natural habitat at Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Oak Harbor, Ohio. Getting a photograph of these critters while they are in their natural setting is very difficult. As you can see here, their coloration allows them to blend almost perfectly. Also, they tend to feed at night and are rarely out during the day. Usually, they are encountered as they fly away when flushed. A neat bird!

Saturday, May 3

1940: Fresh...

Fresh...
Bald Eagles @ Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Oak Harbor, Ohio.

Friday, May 2

1939: Sly Woodies

Sly Woodies
Pair of wild male Wood Ducks slowly slipping into the nearby reeds and out of sight.

Thursday, May 1

1938: Ready...

Ready...
Alert Redwing Blackbird.

Wednesday, April 30

1937: Pop-Up

Pop-up
With Winter slowly fading, the pace of life is picking up in my garden. The Chipmunks are back to normal and very busy.

Tuesday, April 29

1936: Yellow Whisper

Yellow Whisper
Pair of flowering native wild Trout Lilies in my garden.

Monday, April 28

1935: Eyein'

Eyein'
Shy male Wood Duck.

Sunday, April 27

1934: Tips 'n Drips

Tips 'n Drips
Large cup "Accent" Daffodil drenched by an afternoon rain shower.

Saturday, April 26

1933: Bright Chill

Bright  ChillGrecian Wildflowers in my garden on a sunny, but uncomfortably windy and chilly afternoon.

Friday, April 25

1932: Early Frizzy

Early Frizzy
Red Maple flower cluster at the tip of a twig.

Thursday, April 24

1931: Sweet Greek

Sweet Greek
Grecian Wildflower in my garden.

Wednesday, April 23

1930: Indie Spring

Indie Spring
Flowering Bloodroot.

Tuesday, April 22

1929: not-Knot

not-Knot
A sleeping Sphinx Moth decided this knot was a safe place to hide-out.

Monday, April 21

1928: Nose Up

Nose Up
Mourning Cloak butterfly on the forest floor seeking protection from a breezy and chilly day.

Sunday, April 20

1927: Showtime

Showtime
Male Redwing Blackbird

Saturday, April 19

1926: She's the one...

She's the one...
... they've been waiting for. Female Redwing Blackbird on parade.

Friday, April 18

1925: Up

Up
Swelling Dogwood buds looking for a late Spring. It was a windy 18F, here, yesterday morning.