9/6/25

Northern cardinal having a drink

Northern cardinal having a drink in early November.

9/23/25

American Robins active anting

Check out these American Robins active anting on an Allegheny mound ant mount. Pretty cool!

9/23/25

American Robin active anting in slow motion

Let’s watch this American Robin actively ant on this Allegheny ant mound in slow motion

9/19/25

Catbird gobbling Aralia fruit whole

A very hungry Gray Catbird gobbling up Aralia fruit ( Devil’s walking stick) as fast as it can.

9/23/25

Eastern Towhee Snacking On Flowering dogwood drupes

An Eastern Towhee snacking on Flowering dogwood drupes

9/14/25

Black and white warbler with fresh meal

Check out this Black and White warbler with a fresh caught meal. Quickly moved further down this stump to finish its meal away from the prying eyes of other birds.

9/20/25

Black-throated blue snacking on Aralia fruit

Male Black-throated blue warbler snacking on Aralia fruit.

9/16/25

Tennessee warbler snacking on Alaria fruit

Check out this Tennessee warbler snacking on Alaria fruit (Devil’s walking stick/Japanese Angelica).

9/17/25

Black-throated Blue warbler snacking on Aralia fruit

9/6/25

Ruby-throated hummingbird feeding on Wingstem

Adorable Ruby-throated hummingbird feeding on Wingstem

9/6/25

American robin having a drink

American robin having a drink in early November

9/6/25

Tennessee warbler Active anting

A Tennessee warbler in a Locust tree active anting. Active anting is the process of when birds will grab an ant (in this case an Allegheny mound ant) squeeze the ant, and then rub the ant on their body. When the ant is squeezed it releases formic acid. You can actually see the formic acid spraying out of the ants in this footage.