For the Birds: Summer Lovin’

Happy Labour Day! Where has the summer gone!?

It’s hard to believe that autumn is around the corner. I was happy to spend the last week in Cobden, at our in-laws trailer. I was able to get on the water with my husband and tour the lake near their camp.

Hopefully in the following weeks I will be able to catch some of the migrating birds as they prepare to leave for the winter.

Please enjoy the following photographs from the last 2 weeks.

Happy “BACK to SCHOOL”!

~Cheryl

Common Yellowthroat (my yard) — Common Yellowthroat
(my yard)

American Goldfinch (my yard) — American Goldfinch
(my yard)

Great Blue Heron (Cobden) — Great Blue Heron
(Cobden)

Mallard Female (Cobden) — Mallard Female
(Cobden)

Great Blue Heron in flight (Cobden) — Great Blue Heron in flight
(Cobden)

Cedar Waxwing (Cobden) — Cedar Waxwing
(Cobden)

Kingfisher (Cobden) — Kingfisher
(Cobden)

Song Sparrow (my yard) — Song Sparrow
(my yard)

Green Heron (my pond) — Green Heron
(my pond)

Giant Swallowtail butterfly (my yard) — Giant Swallowtail butterfly
(my yard)

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