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Our neighbors keep bees, and this is probably one of their's on the lavender in their front yard.

It is usually very dry from mid-June on through summer. Even cattails normally get fairly brown in July from the heat and receding waterline.

Welcome!

Great Blue Heron taken on July 11. Really green for Colorado in July!

From back in June

The best field ornithologists in the area believe it is an unusually marked Snowy Egret. I think some people wanted it to be an unusual bird for our area and were looking with hopeful eyes. :) @hark @Marilynne

There has been a controversy amongst our local birding population about this bird. Some think it is a juvenile Little Blue Heron that is way north of its normal range here in Colorado. Others think that it is a juvenile Snowy Egret with slightly unusual markings. I'm in the Snowy Egret camp...

you are really getting nice macro shots recently!

A dark and cloudy morning 3 weeks ago. The Bluejay did not want the Great Blue Heron in its tree!

Good info, thanks!

Juvenile Soras