The first butterfly looks to be some kind of Hairstreak, but it was pretty far away so even with my best zoom, pixilization and motion blur made it a dicey shot. I've actually seen a couple of butterflies flitting about, but not been able to get pictures. One may have been a Mourning Cloak (Camberwell Beauty).
So the story, such as it is. Skye and I did get a walk on the
beach at home today, while Georgia waited in vain at home for Fedex or
UPS or whoever to deliver something she wanted badly enough to get
today. The beach was great. Temperature was up into the 70s (supposed
to 80s in Washington D.C. Urban Heat Island). The first day since fall
that I have not needed a jacket. 14 sharks teeth, none of them worthy
of a photo.
The red headed bird is, of course, our local Pileated Woodpecker, who checked a few stumps and fallen logs for grubs before moving on.
The flower is one of Georgia's Ranunculus.
And the final bird is, of course, a crow. But which one?
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