FWG Blog: May 2021 Photo Gallery by Fletcher Wildlife Garden at pbase.com

FWG Blog: May 2021

This blog is a way of sharing some of the things we see and are working on at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden (FWG) in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Contributions of photos taken at the FWG and information about them are welcome. Please send them to fletcher@ofnc.ca. Be sure to provide the full name of the photographer and permission to use the photo on our blog.

Other ways to connect with the Fletcher Wildlife Garden: follow us on Twitter - @FletcherWildG - or join our Facebook group

Photos and comments by C. Hanrahan unless otherwise indicated.

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18-May-2021

Blue jay

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18-May-2021

Red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)

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13-May-2021

Eastern garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis)

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12-May-2021

Great crested flycatcher

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10-May-2021

Brown-headed cowbird, male

Like the Cuckoos of Europe, this species lays its eggs in the nests of other songbirds, which has caused them to be viewed with much disfavour.

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10-May-2021

Eastern phoebe

Caught in full voice. This phoebe can be heard frequently around the Backyard Garden especially, calling and calling.

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10-May-2021

Eastern chipmunk and red squirrel

Two of the cutest creatures at the garden sharing some food.

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10-May-2021

Red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)

I guess this is what they call getting really stuck in to something!

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03-May-2021

Groundhog (Marmota monax)

The ever-engaging and acrobatic groundhog showing off for Koby who captured his antics.

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03-May-2021

Groundhog (Marmota monax)

Eyeing all that lush vegetation!

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05-May-2021

Eastern phoebe

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05-May-2021

Eastern red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)

This little one looks a big raggedy. It could be a female feeling rather exhausted from caring for the demanding youngsters.

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