Plants are waking up and everybody’s nesting. The dawn chorus is especially loud and full of courtship and the claiming of territory. Frogs are beginning to call at night. Native bees are busy and there’s plenty in bloom to provide nectar and pollen. On warmer days the honey bees in the hive on the Nature Trail are active. No hummingbirds have been seen here yet, although there are reports of sightings close by, and butterflies are still scarce. This will change soon.
Eastern Bluebird
Blackberry
American Robin
Brown Thrasher with nesting material
Brown Thrasher nesting in Carolina Jessamine
Flowering Dogwood
American Bullfrog
Eastern Gray Squirrel
Carolina Chickadee
Eastern Towhee
Moss Phlox
Northern Cardinal
Native Honeysuckle
Wild Turkey (photo courtesy of Chris Nilan)
Northern Mockingbird
Rhododendron austrinum azalea
Song Sparrow
Veronica
the Intown Hawk 
Photos from East side of Peachtree Creek at Piedmont
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Thanks David? Were photos attached?>
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Thank you David! This site is leading me to open my eyes more as I appreciate our neighborhood!
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David and Brett – Thanks for your comment about the site and we hope you both enjoy the wildlife in Peachtree Park as much as we do.
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We’ve had a few hummers in the mtns in the last week. Love your neighborhood turkey.
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Glad to hear about the hummers – we are on the lookout for ours. We liked the turkey too! Great photos from a neighbor.
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