Red maple flowers. 
Eastern Phoebe.
These are wind pollinated trees, so early spring emergence isn’t predicated on insects.
An early arriving migrant, this bird is dependent on insects.
Speaking of which, beetles and flies are emerging.
A millipede in a leafy liverwort. Interesting similarity of shape…
And here’s a frog-sex teaser. There’s some amplexus in the water…
More Spring
Published March 31, 2019 Fieldnotes Leave a CommentTags: amphibians, birding, birds, Bush Terminal Park, frogs, Great Swamp, invertebrates, trees
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