Well, migrating birds continue to trickle in. Recently we had a miniature fallout in our backyard. Among them this Blackburnian Warbler that surprised us and stayed for a good part of the day. #birds #birding #nature #birdphotography #Ontario #Canada

For the few brief moments this Tennessee Warbler frenetically moved about the twigs and branches next to our window picking insects from the yet unfurled leaves. What a moment of joy for us. #birds #birding #photography #nature #Ontario #Canada https://wp.me/p71NGf-6g6

A Bobolink sings out for joy in #Ontario #Canada #birds #birding #nature #video https://youtu.be/9ABjBldAtPQ?si=ityxlwH-8ZseSTg_

On our second day in Seoul, South Korea we found ourselves with a thick fog hanging over the city. Weather aside is was spring, it was time to take a walk. #SouthKorea #Nature #photography #travel #Seoul https://wp.me/p71NGf-pPy

No end to the falling rain but this squirrel could care less. There are many things that are orange these days but this is the only one that counts. #Nature #weather #Ontario #Canada

Black-and-white Warbler at Swan Lake, in Markham, Ontario. Always a fun bird to watch and observe as it hunts for bugs in the trees. #birds #birding #nature #birdphotography #Ontario #Canada

Bay-breasted Warblers have been plentiful at Swan Lake, in #Markham, #Ontario recently. #birds #birding #nature #birdphotography

#forestfriday and the Red Horse Chestnut Trees are putting on a good show with beautiful flowers. #nature #trees #naturephotography

As the high tide receded in Mossel Bay on the Indian Ocean, this jellyfish had gotten left behind. Now it laid in a temporary immobile heaps on the sand. #animal #nature #africa #jellyfish #naturephotography https://wp.me/p71NGf-khC

On a rainy day in Algonquin Park, we spotted this baby moose with its mother on the crest of a knoll enjoying a respite from the blackflies. #nature #wildlife #moose #photography #naturephotography https://wp.me/p71NGf-7lF

Every time we visit Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada, we hope to see a moose as well as any other wildlife. Seldom are we disappointed. #wildlife #moose #nature #Ontario #Canada #naturephotography https://wp.me/p71NGf-7TC

Now here is a flashback moment to my Red Rose Tea 1960s Butterflies of North America booklet. My parents couldn't drink enough tea back in those days. Still have the booklet and all the memories. #butterlies #nature #RedRoseTea

We were really struck by the beauty of the Baltimore Checkerspot Butterfly, a species that we had never seen before in #Ontario #Canada. #insects #nature #butterfly #butterflies #naturephotography https://wp.me/p71NGf-fKj

There was no getting around the fact that the Hooded Crows among the ancient ruins of Rome were trying to communicate with me. At such close quarters, I was struck by the thick, sturdy bill that was not unlike that of a Raven. #birds #birding #Rome #Italy #nature https://wp.me/p71NGf-7vP

Eastern Milksnakes are named that for the false belief that these snakes used to take milk from cows in barns.  In fact, they commonly hang out near barns where there is usually a steady supply of mice and rats, high on the list of their preferred foods. #snakes #nature #Canada #RougePark

Tennessee Warbler amid the blooms of our apple tree. #birds #birding #nature #birdphotography #Ontario #Canada

One summer morning, I was taking my time in the garden when I spotted a green metallic bee on the false sunflowers. This was one type of bee that I had never noticed before; what a beauty. #bee #bees #WorldBeeDay #Nature #insects #Canada https://frametoframe.ca/green-metallic-bee-toronto-flower-garden/

With hummingbirds darting hither and fro, we could hardly knew where to look first.  We were like kids in a candy store!  https://frametoframe.ca/dazzled-by-hummingbirds-monteverde-costa-rica/

@FrameToFrameNature Crikey, that's a lot of tree hugging that you have to do there. you'll need to go all around that tree, giving it hugs in different positions, before you leave it feeling fulfilled.

One of the most haunting places we have traveled to is our visit to the "Bridge of No Return" in the DMZ between #SouthKorea and North Korea. Around us was the sound of birds and proof that this area has become a major wildlife sanctuary for birds because it lacks humans. #nature #birding