Monday, June 6, 2016

Slug, 6/6/16, Burning Tree Road










Frog, 6/6/16, Pegan Cove Park

This is a photograph of the back of a frog. It is interesting because you can see the pupils of both eyes which shows that the frog must have nearly 360 degree vision.



Baltimore Oriole, 6/6/16, Fisk Pond





Double-crested Cormorants, 6/6/16, Fisk Pond










The cormorants were sunning themselves just above two swans who were preening below.







Tree Swallow, 6/6/16, Fisk Pond






Mallard Ducklings, 6/6/16, Fisk Pond





Mute Swan Cygnets, 6/6/16, Fisk Pond



Song Sparrow, 6/6/16, Fisk Pond





Brown-headed Cowbird, 6/6/16, Burning Tree Road

Fisk Pond, 6/6/16


Thursday, June 2, 2016

Wild Turkey, 6/2/16, Aqueduct Trail - Framingham













This turkey had several chicks with her. The chicks were hard to photograph because they were small, often hidden by the undergrowth, constantly moving, and the light was dim. I didn't want to stress the birds by getting too close or being too persistent.





Snapping Turtle, 6/2/16, Farm Pond





Chipmunk, 6/2/16, Farm Pond

Frog, 6/2/16, Farm Pond

American Robin, 6/2/16, Farm Pond

Gleason Pond, 6/2/16

Canada Goose, Goslings, 6/2/16, Reservoir #1, Winter Street, Framingham







Every time a noisy truck would drive past, the goslings would run away from the side of the road.

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Caterpillar, 5/31/16, Pegan Cove Park

Fisk Pond, 5/31/16

Song Sparrow, 5/31/16, Fisk Pond



Iris, 5/31/16, Fisk Pond

Spider, 5/31/16, Pegan Cove Park

Flower, 5/31/16, Pegan Cove Park



Fisk Pond, 5/31/16

Mute Swans, Cygnets, 5/31/16, Fisk Pond

Great Crested Flycatcher, 5/31/16, Pegan Cove Park



Frog, 5/31/16, Pegan Cove Park