Just had to share a few more recent images. Really wonderful to see this windswept landscape come back to life now that May is here.
Reflections
Barrier Dunes in Truro
Wild Cherry
Chipping Sparrow
After a record breaking warm temperatures during the month of April the weather patterns have turned back to a more normal pattern and has become seasonably cooler. Several days of easterly gales have ceased with a cold front passing and the sun broke out today in all its glory. We decided to take a trip up to the beech forests of the Lower Cape near Provincetown to see what bird life might have “dropped” in on its northern migration. What a beautiful day in the wilds of Cape Cod. The butterfly below is a migrant (vanessa atalanta) which is a less frequent visitor to the outer cape.
Greater Yellowlegs on the morning hunt
Yellow Rumped Warbler
Red Winged blackbird drinks
Morning Light
Male Towhee singing!
Nashville Warbler
Black and White Warbler
Black and White Warbler
Red Admiral Butterfly (Vanessa atalanta)
Red Admiral Butterfly (Vanessa atalanta)
Bay Breatsted Warbler
