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| The crab apple trees were in perfect bloom |
We stayed at Celebration Church where Ty helped on some landscaping in our "spare time".
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| Black-billed Cuckoo migrating through the Wildlife Sanctuary |
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| Warbling Vireos were singing everywhere |
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| White-crowned Sparrows were still in the area |
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| Golden-winged Warbler always stayed high in the trees |
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| Blue-winged Warbler |
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| Tom Turkey in his finest garb |
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| Button buck White-tailed Deer |
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| The Sanctuary's Waterfalls, Ty's last big project before we retired 10 years ago. |
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| New gourd Martin houses are all full |
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| Male Purple Martin picks up nesting material |
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| Home Sweet Home |
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| Exhibits at the Woodland Building have a very contented Courgar. |
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| Flying Squirrels are part of the indoor noctural exhibits. |
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| Wilson's Phalaropes were in good numbers at Ken Euers Wildlife Area |
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| Yellow-headed Blackbird reaches for a meal. |
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| Magnolia Warbler |
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| A field trip south on Lake Michigan gave us some good birds including this young male Harlequin Duck at Sheboygan's North Shore. |
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| Common Tern |
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| Mourning Warbler tries to hide from the camera |
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| Trillums were still in bloom at Maribel Caves Park |
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| Bay-breasted Warbler, one of 26 species of warblers seen at the Wildlife Sanctuary this May. This has been a record warbler year with 38 eastern species. |
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| American Redstart |
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| Wilson's Warbler |
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| Common Loon exercising his wings after being released from rehab. |
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| Olive-sided Flycatcher on the tip-top of the tree. |
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| Eastern Wood-Pewee |
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| Black-crowned Night-heron wearing his nuptual head gear. |
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| Young Red-tailed Hawk |
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| Tree Frog at the church |
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| Waving "Good Bye", time for us to move on to Montana. Actually, we are already there and the next blog will show those adventures along the way. Every turn we see God's creation, a blessing every day. Love & Prayers, Ty & Ida Baumann |
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