This afternoon, when I saw the sun peeking briefly from behind the clouds, I headed outside in hopes that I would get a chance of photographing the Spring visitors that I had noted yesterday. Despite waiting and searching for about 30 minutes, there was no sight of the Brown Thrasher or the Fox Sparrow. However, I did hear and then found the Eastern Towhee. Whom, I was able to photograph before the sun disappeared behind the overcast clouds.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Eastern Towhee in the backyard...
This afternoon, when I saw the sun peeking briefly from behind the clouds, I headed outside in hopes that I would get a chance of photographing the Spring visitors that I had noted yesterday. Despite waiting and searching for about 30 minutes, there was no sight of the Brown Thrasher or the Fox Sparrow. However, I did hear and then found the Eastern Towhee. Whom, I was able to photograph before the sun disappeared behind the overcast clouds.
Andrew, I'd love to see you do an entry on your backyard with photos of your layout, etc. I am starting my gardening with a new patio and re-designing some areas and it sounds like yours is just great.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie - you will see more on the backyard as I get things in shape. I'll also post some photos to give you an idea on how I have layered my plants. See you in the field sometime soon :)
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