There’s been some charming and unexpected visitors at North Point State Park in Edgemere, Maryland. Fondly known as “Snowflakes” these cold weather birds have come down from their breeding grounds in the high arctic region of North America and winter in Canada and parts of northern North America.
There have four of them calmly eating the grass seeds along the rocky pier of the park. Getting low to the ground, I entered in to the world and enjoyed their peaceful spirits. Eventually, they came so close I felt that I could reach out to touch them.
Gentle creatures they are and blessed was I to be graced with their presence.
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
Great photos, thanks for sharing!
My pleasure Stader and thank you!
vowww..cute little bird..!!
just like the house sparrow…our morning visitor
cute little birds images
He is super cute, and thank you for sharing this post.
Stunning!! Gentle colours!
They are the most darling birds, and not shy at all. Thank you so much and I truly do apologize for a ridiculous long delay in responding to your comment.
Always great to hear from you, my dear friend!!!
These are adorable birds, beautifully shot.
Thank you so much Mark and I apologize for not responding sooner to your comment.
Great photos – enjoyed your in close shots
I could have spent all morning with them Diana if I wasn’t so cold. Thank you and accept my apologies for taking so long to reply.
Oh Emily, what a beautiful treat!!! I spotted some buntings locally last week but they moved on before I could get anywhere near them. So happy to have seen them though 🙂
Oh my, how lucky are you to have been able to see them at all. Thank you so much Sarah and I am so sorry I took so long to respond to your comment.
Oh I know Emily!! It’s a rarity indeed and I felt quite blessed 🙂