Pigeon #12

Some pigeon or sometimes called Rock Doves that were on the ice river trying to get a brink of water back in February of this year.

Kingbird #3 & #6

A Kingbird that I saw at the Little Chocnut Site 2 area a couple weeks back. This one I'm finding it difficult to get images of, he just will not sit still for me and is always on the move. I'm going to have to change my tactics on him and come up with something new. The bottom images is not so good but I wonted you to all see his tail because when he fly's it opened up like a fan and is an oddity of his flit style. It is similar to the mourning Dove when it takes off. He belongs to the flycatcher family of birds and that's what I usually find him doing.  

A Toad Dance

Some images of Toads that me and my son, M-C  found in a small pond in are area in mating and egg laying mod back in May. I believe that this paticaler one is the American Toad and is the most common one we see here. You can see some of the egg strings in this top image along with some of the following images. Enjoy :) A pair of toads embraced. Eggs strings. A male singing for a partner.

June 7th sun rise over the Susquehanna River

I grabbed this image of the sun coming up over the Susquehanna River as I was crossing over the Rout 26 bridge between Vestal and Endicott NY on my way to work this past Saturday.