More from Ward Pound Ridge. These are so hard to identify, I bet I got some of them wrong. I would love some help correcting the labels.














More from Ward Pound Ridge. These are so hard to identify, I bet I got some of them wrong. I would love some help correcting the labels.














I’ll be making 7 posts on Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Westchester, New York. I would love to get a seasonal pass but they only offer passes to Westchester residents. It is a good place to look for butterflies in the summer in between the Spring and Fall bird migration.





Some mixed greens that we enjoyed seeing. The last image is a granite moss covered glacial erratic.










Before the trees leaf out flowers bloom in the woodlands. There were thousands of trout lilies. A kind man showed us the hepaticas (last 2 photos).








I didn’t see many insects or birds. I heard a pileated woodpecker. I saw a few red tails, Eastern Phoebes, and tree swallows. I also spotted a bluebird and a few others. I also saw a spring azure that I couldn’t photograph and a pondhawk dragonfly.







In April I like to see spring greenery and wildlife. Ward Pound Ridge is one of my favorite places. About: Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. After reading about Ward Pound Ridge you maybe curious about Leatherman (vagabond) – Wikipedia. The last photograph is where we ate our picnic by the Cross River.






For fun play in Photoshop while I listen to tutorials by Blake Rudis at f.64 Elite.

I slightly re-edited my Japanese Beetle. Photograph originally created at Ward Pound Ridge, Westchester County, New York on July 6, 2013.
