We participate in the Second Sunday’s Art and Music Festival in Williamsburg. Hope to see you there!
Visit the Second Sundays website for more information: Second Sundays | The Best of Williamsburg (2ndsundayswilliamsburg.com)
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Owls and Hawks
Perfectly adapted for silent flight, these birds of prey are right at home in Virginia’s woods, marshes and waterways.
Eagles
Virginia’s lower James River has one of the highest populations of bald Eagles in the lower 48 states. America’s national emblem, this magnificent raptor resides in the Virginia Peninsula year round.
Herons and Egrets
Herons and Egrets are found all along the coastal areas of Virginia. They stalk their prey by standing still in shallow water and then strike with a lightning-fast thrust.
Landscape
Capturing some of the beautiful local landscapes that make the historic triangle so special.
Ospreys
AKA the Seahawk or Fishhawk. T he Osprey is the supreme fisherman. They migrate vast distances and reside in Virginia from March through September.
Whitetail Deer
North America’s most common large land mammal. With muscular bodies, acute hearing, and an amazing sense of smell, these timid animals are remarkable creatures.
