39 Midwestern Acres: A Visual Study

A goldfinch looking particularly ideal.

A muskrat, really enjoying its mucky meal.

A wren dances for its mate.

A blackbird sings and sings....

Pearl Crescent upon coral bell.

New life.

Study of a hummingbird.

A hummingbird floats in mid-air.

Time stands still as I watch a deer quench her thirst at a shadowy pond.

This is the only grosbeak that does not fear coming close.

A Kildeer possesses one of my favorite bird eyes ever. They look as if they were drawn.

A sparrow in the sunlight.

A mother robin with a brood just about ready to leave the nest.

Phoebe upon linden.

A tree swallow can twist its neck almost all the way around!

A wren finds an old fence post from which to sing.

Every time I see an oriole, I gasp a bit before I raise my camera.