I seem to have a photographic subject calendar or so it seems. Early in the
year its Cats and birds at the feeder because it's too nasty to be outside or
if it is OK then it's the field birds if there's snow on the ground. A little
later in the year it's Snow Geese at Middle Creek or maybe a trip out to see
the Harlequin's at Barnegat Lighthouse. After that it's Bluebirds and anything
else that shows up at the feeder. Late April and May is dedicated to Warblers
and other migrants that show up for a drink or a bath at my waterfall. Best
time of year for me, you just never know what's going to pop in next. When the
migrants have all headed North it's a bit of a doldrum situation. It's too hot
to sit in the blind at the waterfall photographing the resident breeders so
it's waiting for the butterflies and flowers. Then it seems it's what bugs I
can find in the yard and occasionally shots from up at the hawkwatch. Later in
the year I usually manage a trip out to the coast after that I hope to get
down to Conowingo Dam for the Eagles. Then it's Christmas and harassing the
cats again. Right now it's time for Bugs.
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| Bee on Joe Pye Weed |
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| Katydid |
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| Lady or Lady Bug as we call her. |
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| Mexican Sunflowers are still going strong |
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Piggyback Bugs or Fornicating Bugs I'm not sure.
Wheel Bugs. |
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