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Cape Chignecto Provincial Park ExpeditionI took an overnight trip to Chignecto Provincial Parks. My target species were Mourning Warbler and Cape May Warbler resulting in two strikes with no hits. The trip was nonetheless enjoyable with some evening rain the first day. I have a few bird photos, some remarkable images of Turkey Vulture warming their wings in the morning sun and some scenic Nova Scotia countryside. The Turkey Vultures are shown in a separate blog. American Redstart
Black-throated Green Warbler
Blackburnian Warbler
Nova Scotia Scenes
Canada Goose and Family(this is the boy scout march, leader in front, minions in the centre and the 2IC guarding the rear)
Canada Jay(also known as Grey Jay, Gray Jay-the misspelled form, Camp Robber, Whiskey Jack) This is Canada's national bird, so far unofficially)
Nova Scotia Scenes
Cape d'Or Light Grey(sp) Catbird
Hermit Thrush(annoyed at my presence)
Log Home-amazing! Memories-lots of them here
Ovenbird
Swainson's Thrush
Tree Swallow
Turkey Vultures(see more photos on my dedicated blog of this amazing display)
Wentworth Falls(tripod and neutral density filter not used)
Yellow Warbler
Countryside Pastoral Scene
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