This little grumpy scruffy hummer has taken over my yard. Between him and all my orioles leaving I just have one bird for all my nectar feeders. Hopefully, some other hummers are brave enough to start eating in my yard again.
A Great-tailed Grackle turning away from the coming storm.
An Anna’s Hummingbird keeping a watchful eye on the weather.
Seagull on the rocks at the tide pools at Point Loma. I just kept being hit by the contrast of the dark hard rocks and the white soft water with the seagull bridging both.
I almost didn’t see this Marbled Godwit since it blends in so well with the water around it. The barred feathers and the ripples blended in so well it was actually easier to see this bird in black and white than in its original color version.
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