There’s a meme going around about the seasons in North Carolina in which Spring makes several deceptive feints to warm temperatures. Then, following “The pollening” or “The yellowing” (depending which version you see) comes “Real” Spring.
Well, “Real Spring” is here. Not just in birds, but flowers and butterflies, too. (Bullfrogs and turtles too, but I don’t have any pictures of them…yet.)
The Eastern Kingbirds have shown up (cover photo, as well as shown in the gallery here), along with Great Crested Flycatchers. The Common Yellowthroats have come out of hiding, and birds all over are hatching their young.
Great Crested Flycatcher 
Red-spotted Purple 
Pine Warbler 
Wild Roses 
Common Yellowthroat 
Chinaberry 
Eastern Bluebirds (look in the hole) 
Eastern Kingbird
Also seen around the pond, a Red-eyed Vireo (the pictures weren’t worth showing) and a White-eyed Vireo (too shy to be photographed).
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Awesome pictures! I love the bluebird!! Jo
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