Got to see a few more birds at these two parks at the end of the day today. The most unique find was a Cape May Warbler at Hillsborough River park. Also got my target bird for the park today: a red-headed woodpecker, my first of the year.
Also pictured below is the downy woodpecker on the same tree as the red-headed, as well as an adult and juvenile red-shouldered hawk. Notice how the adult has a rusty-colored chest, where as the juvenile is spotted. They were flying together, so probably related.
Best photos of the Tampa parks were of this skipper butterfly on a thistle.
At Sargeant Park, there were a few heron species hanging out together, pictured below are adult and juvenile black-crowned night heron with a great blue heron and juvenile little blue heron.
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