Pair of Bucks

a pair of Buck graze together which surprised me that they were friendly

What rain ...

The thunderstorm went on through.  This is after it started to calm down.

Snakes and Flint Creek

 A Garter snake tries to move of the trail for us.

Flint Creek is moving full but not maxing  out.

Woodchuck and Vulture

 I was wonder if this guy was still around since I didn't see much activity around the hole.

I'm not dead just old!  Come back later.

Off of School street.

 The view of Fort Hill from the other side of the road

A Tiger Swallowtail visits the Raspberry blossoms

Bare Hill

Canandaigua Lake from Bare Hill State Unique Area

Chestnut

 This may be the first Mourning Warbler I have seen and photographed.

 This may not be the greatest picture but it is one of the last Chestnut trees

A little closer look at the flowers.

Cardinal and Skipper

 The Jay and Cardinal look like they are making nice, but this is just a lull in the action.

 Cardinal

Hobomok Skipper

Bird or dinner

Eastern Kingbird with dinner

Common Whitetail Dragonfly female hanging about

Scarlet Tangier

Also enjoying the trail

 Changed lens to my teley and looked up to see this rabbit in the path.  By the time I got my lens cover off he was on his way.

 The Mallard did stick around like usual.

Sittin' on the fence Mr  Chipmunk was tring to decide wither to cross the path or go back.

Dears

 This shot just cracks me up

This might be the same deer (I saw 4-5), but it didn't seem to mind that Grenville was next to me although looking on the other side of the trail.

Mostly birds

 A Cardinal was making a lot of racket, but sitting out in the open so a mate could see his brilliant color.

 

 I finally caught up with this guy crossing the path.  I wonder if they have a compass because from his level every direction must look the same.

This Ring-bill Seagull is looking like I should have brought some dinner with me.

The color red

 There are 10% more Red Admirals around but I have only heard that they are migrating, no other explanation.

The other red is the Baltimore Oriole.  Just a beautiful bird.

A different snake etc.

 I wish I had a yellow pencil with me to set next to this Garter snake since he was about the same size.

 Say "Hi" to Jack

A new family swims around the pond Boughton Park