Visiting my titmouse friends at Chesnut Park.
Saw several yellow throated warblers including one that landed on the boardwalk.
A young northern parula.
Black capped chickadees are common here during migration.
The usual birds were out on the dock, a limpkin and green heron.
Birds at Chesnut Park in September.
Linking to Wednesday Around the World.
Above are some of the common birds you see in the winter here. An Eastern phoebe, a catbird, a black and white warbler and a blue-gray gnatcatcher.
Another common year round bird, the pileated woodpecker. Most of the time I usually hear them screaming from high up in the trees. This one came down a little closer.
A house wren is not that common.
Yellow throated warblers are common in the winter but they tend to hide up in the palm trees and under the palms.
I think these are all pine warblers.
Not a common bird for me to see, a black capped chickadee. There were several high up in the trees near the boardwalk.
A very strange but not uncommon bird flying over the lake.
Lots of little birds flying around Chesnut Park in early November (a few big ones too).
