EARLY IMMATURE SAPSUCKER? - We spotted this Sapsucker without it's characteristic black and white barred back. It seems too early for this years' hatchlings? We love our bird mysteries!

SWALLOWTAILS RETURN - An Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly on waning Azalea blooms. The Tiger Swallowtail is the most regular butterfly visitor to our yard.

SPLISH SPLASH - Robin takes a bath in a puddle on the driveway. Hot temperatures have made their way to New Hampshire and the birds are taking to water to beat the heat.

THREE CHICKS - Heron Chick update - of the three nests on the beaver pond only one has chicks big enough to see over the side of the nest. That nest has three chicks with mother Heron standing guard.

WILDFLOWER BUNCHES - Bunchberrry blooms are starting to show up in the forest. The Bunchberry is (obviously) in the Dogwood family and it's symmetrical blooms brighten the forest floor.
