Spring and summer are a busy time for wildlife. Watch carefully and you may see birds carrying food to the nest, or hear the tiny peeps of hungry young.
Canada Goose goslings. Photo: Katherine Pawling
Canada Goose chicks. Photo: JM
Canada Goose with chicks. Photo: JM
Canada Goose goslings. Photo: Tony Pus
Mallard female with ducklings. Photo: JM
Mallard ducklings. Photo: Katherine Pawling
Red-tailed Hawk (juvenile). Photo: Lu Liu
Mute Swans adult and juvenile. Photo: Miguel de la Bastide
Mute Swan and cygnets. Photo: Tony Pus
Mute Swan with cygnets. Photo: Tony Pus
Great Horned Owl juvenile. Photo: Ken Mulhall
Great Horned Owls on nest. Photo: Ken Mulhall
Great-horned Owl adult and young. Photo: Tony Pus
Great Horned Owl juvenile. Photo: Tony Pus
Black-crowned Night-Heron juvenile. Photo: Iain Fleming
Black-crowned Night-Heron juvenile. Photo: Iain Fleming
Spotted Sandpiper juvenile. Photo: Lu Liu
Ruby-throated Hummingbird female feeding young. Photo: JM
Ruby-throated Hummingbird chicks. Photo: JM
Eastern Kingbird with nestlings. Photo: Steven Rose
American Robin at nest. Photo: JW Mills
Wood Duck ducklings on log. Photo: Katherine Pawling
Red-winged Blackbird fledgling. Photo: Katherine Pawling
American Robin juvenile. Photo: Lu Liu
American Robin with nestlings. Photo: Tony Pus
Eastern Kingbird with nestlings. Photo: Steven Rose
Common Grackle nestling. Photo: Iain Fleming
Cardinal chick. Photo: Michael Herman
American Robin at nest. Photo: JW Mills
American Robin at nest. Photo: Tony Pus
American Robin nestlings. Photo: Tony Pus
American Robin at nest. Photo: Tony Pus
Red-winged Blackbird female at nest. Photo: Tony Pus
Orchard Oriole fledgling. Photo: Bob Yukich
