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| A very majestic Great Blue Heron |
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| This is a silly pose |
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| A pair of American Crows being cute |
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| Lookin' up |
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| Nice snag. Lots of lichen |
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| Cape May Warbler |
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| My family and I were driving through Hyde Park and dad (who was driving) stopped the car 'cause of a red light. Conveniently, this cute warbler decided to pose for us right next to the road when we were stopped for the red light. Thanks, warbler! |
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| Cape May Warblers eat small bugs, like most warblers, but will also drink nectar from flowers when wintering in the Neotropics and central america |
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| So cute |
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| Four Wood Ducks |
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| A bunch of American crows |
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| "Oh, hey. Bob Spiderchomps is flying out. See ya later, bob!" |
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| Do you see the staring contest giong on from opposite sides of the tree |
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| More crows |
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| A Red-tailed Hawk flying! |
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| Coming in for a landing... |
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| ...and perched! |
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| A Merlin, a fairly rare falcon for my family and I to see |
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| American Crow |
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| Northern Flicker |
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| There are two types of northern flicker. The yellow shafted (golden flight feathers) and red shafted (crimson flight feathers). We have the yellow shafted flickers in Illinois, as they are the ones in eastern North America |
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| A Turkey Vulture and two Chimney Swifts |
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