The Audubon Sanctuary: A Group Walk<Click all photos to enlarge.
Right away we saw a flock of cedar waxwings flitting about over the grasses and into the trees. They were likely catching insects on the wing. Of course, they stayed well out the range of my camera, but those birders with their scopes got some great views.
The next walk is at Audrey Carroll on Saturday, September 16, at 9 a.m., where the focus will be on monarch tagging. This is one not to miss, although I will have to miss it. Monarchs should be plentiful in the sanctuary that day, if the weather is good. Tiny little stickers will be put on their wings, which does not impede their flight at all.
<Thanks for reading my blog entry, which is part of a personal photography project to bring attention to and to benefit the Fred Archibald Sanctuary in New Market, MD. The sanctuary is owned and managed by the Audubon Society of Central Maryland. Copyright 2017 Cam Miller. All photographs are for sale upon request.>
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Crystal(non-registered)
Great blog about our nature walks. Thanks for highlighting the Fred Archibald Audubon Sanctuary! Great photo of the spider web!
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