F/5,6, 1/400, ISO 125. Walking around Secaucus, NJ I came across a domestic argument between two Tree Swallows. They were chirping so loud at each other, that I thought feathers were going to fly. But in this case, argument came to an end and the tree Swallows went back in to their respected homes. […] via …
Waking — leaf and twig
sleepy heads dewy eyed bulbs rise from the garden bed via Waking — leaf and twig
Campanula
I have no idea what the orange-flowered plant is, but it compliments the purple campanula perfectly.
Along our country road
Soft snow on lakes, ice slowing receding from local ponds, and lichen basking in spring warmth atop exposed rocks.
Beautiful
Keito, my Blue Headed Pionus.
All decked out for spring
Wasn't quite sure what I'd find underneath the tarp placed over the Muskoka chairs last fall, but all is good - no spiders, just a little bit of ice and snow. Can't wait to enjoy some warm spring and hot summer daydreaming from the deck.
Finch Fiesta
Dozens of gold and purple finch ascended on the bird feeders over the last two weeks, probably wondering where and when spring will come to their territory. Despite having to shoot through the bay window, I managed to take a few nice photos of the finch on both the clothes line and feeders. Despite winter's …
Harbour Lights
Parry Sound harbour is slowly transforming into her spring fashion, ice breaking up and the Seguin river rushing over the rapids. First Common Loon sighting in the harbour.
Squirrels Gone Squirrelly
Even the squirrels - and chipmunks - are becoming anxious to 'get on', they've got their annual spring 'plans' to attend to and all this snow, ice and freezing rain silliness is getting in their way. We've had a burgeoning squirrel population over the winter, but these last few days has seen an even larger …
Ahoy Matey
A few days ago, when it was actually sunny with not a snowflake in sight, I walked along the docks in the Parry Sound harbour. This fellow was surveying his territory, perhaps scouting out an errant french fry.
The Northern Herper 
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