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March 2022 Nature Never Disappoints |
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| A favorite play of trail-side light and shade. | ||
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| Immature Gold Crown Sparrow. | ||
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| White Crown Sparrow, a favorite visitor. | ||
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| Western Scrub Jay, always an opportunist. | ||
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| Leaped for joy at finding seeds. | ||
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| Gobbling up peanuts from each pile of seeds. | ||
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| Fills crop before flying off. | ||
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| Hides them a short distance away. | ||
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| Scrub Jays are colorful birds and a joy to photograph. | ||
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| Colorful male Spotted Tohee. Always a thrill is see. | ||
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| Tiny Oak Titmouse. Prefers to stay hidden. | ||
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| Heard it calling from the underbrush before it appeared. | ||
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| Poised for flight. Very cautiously approached the seed piles. | ||
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| Slow morning for birds but this ladybug posed nicely for a picture. | ||
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