Crozet, Virginia 6/14/2021

All photos are © Marshall Faintich

Old Trail

It was sunny, hot, and humid this morning, so I ended my hike here after 1-1/2 hours with 25 avian species. It's a good time to start seeing juveniles. I started off with a juvenile Double-crested Cormorant. Although often seen in central Virginia, they are rarely seen here in Old Trail. I also got my first Blue Grosbeaks of the year - an adult male and a juvenile male. I got a quick look at one of the Yellow-brested Chats and heard the other one, and got a quick look at one of the Yellow Warblers.

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Double-crested Cormorant

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Blue Grosbeak

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Blue Grosbeak

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Yellow-breasted Chat

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Yellow Warbler

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Juvenile Eastern Bluebird

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This Starling apprears to be carrying a worm and a bug

The juvenile Red-shouldered Hawks are out of the nest and perched on nearby branches, where they are calling for mama and papa to bring a meal.

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Red-shouldered Hawk


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