I may have found where some of my bluebirds went. This is a nest at Cattus Island in Toms River, NJ, just across the Silver Bay from my townhouse. I had hoped to catch the little ones fledging, but the second time I returned they were gone.
I may have found where some of my bluebirds went. This is a nest at Cattus Island in Toms River, NJ, just across the Silver Bay from my townhouse. I had hoped to catch the little ones fledging, but the second time I returned they were gone.
Thanks for these bright heralds, Ray, and for taking us to a new place. I’ve heard of Cattus for years but not been there. How wonderful that the young have fledged already. I wonder if the parents nest twice a season. I had the most glorious towhee in the Pole Farm early today — like an illustration from a magazine, and so near. Ditto, wood thrush. Neither singing. Most walks at PF now are birding by ear, far more than by eye or lens. Still a joy. Best to you. c
Great photography!