There is probably a story here.
A katydid sings a song of summer’s end.
I suspect this is a shaggy parasol mushroom. Whatever it is, it is lovely.
The common whitetail is a dragonfly that primarily perches on the ground.
Breeding male ruddy ducks have sky-blue bills.
The song sparrow is a persistent and lovely singer. A mnemonic for its song is “maids, maids, maids, put on your tea kettle-kettle-kettle.”
They are waiting for the blue jay to arrive.
Jammed up and jelly alight.
This leucistic American robin tried to hide from me in Rapidan, Minnesota.
The eye of a double-crested cormorant is aquamarine in color.