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Eastern Towhee & Brown Thrasher

Eastern Towhee & Brown Thrasher

May 18, 2022 Elizabeth

I’m super excited that we’ve continued to see a pair of each of these around all spring. I’m hoping their nests will be successful. Here’s a couple of pictures I was able to take through the window this week.

What birds do you see in the spring and hope they stick around?

We had one sighting of an Indigo Bunting this week but no picture. I’d love to have those guys stick around for a season!

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