Okay, back to things I can identify!
My aunt seemed really excited when this Red-Bellied Woodpecker showed up. If she wants to see them, she should come to my house!
She thought it must be a juvenile due to lack of color.
Hummingbird coming in for a landing!
Get up in there!
I saw a Robin! I've only seen one before and it was also in Grandma's yard. There were actually two, but by the time I got outside I only saw one.
I think this is a really roughed-up Eastern-Tailed Blue. I accidentally disturbed it while searching the Pawpaw it's sitting on.
The roof at Lowe's. Are these all pigeons? Why do they look different?
Sachem on the neighbor's butterfly bush. I always see a lot of Sachems in WV.
Walking back through what used to be Grandpa's vegetable garden, I saw a little variety. One year, Grandma had the guy not mow for a few weeks before I came up. And there's clover that grows there. It's a host plant for the Clouded Sulphur and they were everywhere. Not to mention all the other pollinators. But my aunt is in charge now and she had the guy come mow while we were visiting.
Here's a Gray Hairstreak.
There are always a ton of Eastern-Tailed Blues. But I like how in this picture the sun caught the orange spots and they look like they're glowing.
Okay, dinner time. More later!
Ooh, Elaine posted. I didn't think about Mockingbirds. I never think about Mockingbirds.
It didn't come to the feeder, just stayed on the ground, if I remember correctly.
