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Index of Subjects Rather late in the morning but I took a stroll around Palmeter Woods today. Lots of birds in song but the foliage has now progressed to the stage where it is mighty difficult to see and/or photograph small birds. - 1 Eastern Pine Elfin (usually find one or two in these woods each spring ...this one a little bleached). - 1 Painted Trillium - a family of Canada Geese on the Seven Bridges pond. At least the 3rd summer they raised a brood there. - lots of Yellowjackets (wasps closely related to Bald-faced Hornets). Found one in our house which was so sluggish I was able to pick it up and deposit it outside. The several species are quite similar but I did not examine any closely. - mosquitoes not a problem so a pleasant walk. Later on in June one must lather on the dope if you hope to survive!! - 1 R/E Vireo (1st of spring for me). No Canada Warbler yet. Some of these and others can be viewed here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/58321572@N00/3555311856/ Click on the left thumbnail for the next pic. A (Queen) Yellowjacket can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/58321572@N00/764861854/in/set-72157603682520058/ Angus
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