First bridge who should greet us but this sweet chipmunk. They scurry so fast I never seem to be able to get clear shots but this wee one was generous and posed.
The willows are in blossom, such a joy to witness when snows recede.
A curious little vole?
A fine looking Beaver.
Comma butterfly.
Butterflies were out in numbers flitting in the warmth and once in awhile I was gifted with a momentary landing whereupon was able to quickly captured the image.
Milbert's Tortoiseshell Butterfly. Very tiny at this time of year. I have noticed the summer ones to be twice the size.
Mourning Cloak butterfly.
3 comments:
Wow, great shots, and so many different butterflys in the same area. I am lucky if I get one type all summer.
Sharp eye to see all these things and then get photos. I haven't seen a chipmunk for years. The White Mud is a super area.
Wonderful butterfly photos. I have seen two Mourning Cloaks so far this Spring. We never get to see Commas, or Tortoise-shells. I love the chipmunk and vole as well.
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