Two different days this past week, Clint and I were up at 430 a.m. and headed off to Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area in Prince Edward County. About an hour drive to get there, but with coffee and a muffin, didn’t seem too long!
There weren’t not as many birds here as the same time last year. Unfortunately we are heading out to Algonquin Park on Sunday for a bit so we were limited on what days we could go but there is always next year.
Just a few shots that I took…..
He was posing for me 
There will be more birds there as the days go on as this is a migration route 
Turkey Vultures on the way there… well they weren’t on the way there, we passed them on OUR way there lol 
Turkey Vulture 
Turkey Vulture 
So cute! 
Baltimore Oriole 
This raccoon was sleeping in a tree, horrible photo, but you can see his little foot and I can’t believe he is comfortable up there. 
Rabbit ! 
Another bird….. 
Same bird…. 
Scarlett Tanager
So we had nice mornings even though we didn’t see a lot. Next year we will stay home in May and go a few more times.
Stay safe everyone and enjoy the beautiful May weather, so far….. lol
Trums Travels 
Beautiful bird photos!! We always call the Turkey Vulture a Turkey Buzzard. Mr. Bunny is sooo cute! I’m sorry you didn’t see as much as you guys wanted… Happy May, aye!
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Buzzard eh? Interesting! I’m going to start calling them that lol.
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Looks fun!
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It’s a great spot!
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All those cute little birds and bigger birds, a fuzzy bunny, a cramped raccoon, all great nature pictures and a great picture of the Turkey Vulture singing away too!
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I love Turkey vultures. I follow John’s blog, he lives in Las Vegas and he said they call them Turkey buzzards!
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I’ve seen John comment on another blog I follow. I thought of following him, but I am so behind in Reader now. When I think of buzzards, I think of the Wild Wild West. 🙂
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Haha me too!
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