The LBJs, small brown birds -- mostly warblers, are back. The fall migration has been under way for a while, but I've only just started paying attention. The LBJs flit from branch to branch too quickly to figure out the species, but I have seen American redstarts and a male prairie warbler. I may have seen a black-and-white warbler, too, but ...
It's a colorful time of year, birdwise, in the garden. Blue jays and cardinals come to the feeders and the bright yellow spot-breasted orioles are all over the place.
Are Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckias) good for pollinators?
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Gazing on this view of my back garden last month, I couldn't help but
notice the many, many bees and butterflies spending time on the Joe Pye
Weed, then ...
2 weeks ago
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