Ok, so this Tri-colored Heron was not photographed in New England —
it was shot in Florida — but these birds sometimes venture up into New England. And, of course, I bring it home to New
England in this column. Check it out here.
Winter meets spring: Snow Buntings and Osprey were at Calf Pasture Beach
in Norwalk, Conn., on Tuesday, March 26, 2013. See more photos of both species here.
Yes, it's still cold out and snow is in the forecast — welcome
to New England — but the calendar says it's spring. That means keeping an eye out for more and more birds as they work
their way north into our region. Eastern Towhees, such as the one I photographed last week in Stamford, are coming back. What
else is out there? Let me know by clicking on "contact me."
Ok, so this Tri-colored Heron was not photographed in New England —
it was shot in Florida — but these birds sometimes venture up into New England. And, of course, I bring it home to New
England in this column. 
Horned Grebe transitioning from winter to breeding plumage. I caught this guy at Veterans Park in Norwalk,
Connecticut. 
Yes, it's still cold out and snow is in the forecast — welcome
to New England — but the calendar says it's spring. That means keeping an eye out for more and more birds as they work
their way north into our region. Eastern Towhees, such as the one I photographed last week in Stamford, are coming back. What
else is out there? Let me know by clicking on "contact me."
American Wigeons and Hooded Mergansers sharing a pond. 
Peregrine Falcon copulation. Friday, March 8, 2013.
Snowy days always make for good opportunities to photograph birds at
feeders, or beyond. 
Purple Sandpipers on Long Island Sound! 
Click here to read my news story about the 2013 Connecticut State of
the Birds Report: "The Seventh Habitat and the Decline of Our Aerial Insectivores."
Greater Scaup near Long Island Sound.
Redpolls have been seen throughout New England this winter. Have you
seen yours yet? 
Non-bird wildlife gallery, including moose!
