Joey and I decided to head to the local refuge, it was a quick trip as it a newly designated fee area, but to pay the fee you had to get on the internet. Being out in the wilderness, there isn’t any cell service. Silly people. I will try again on a different day.
Through a couple of hours of a sunny trail in the woods, I discovered some colorful treasures. The birds were singing and the ground was still muddy from the previous rain. It was a very nice morning with the camera. The bird of the day was the Wild Turkey I saw along the road as I was leaving the park – but that Cedar Waxwing was sure a beautiful sight to see.
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