Photo of the month: June 2025

'Little fingers' photographed by Pratyay: It was hard to choose the best photo from June since we travelled and got many great photos. But this one from Stillwater ended up being my favorite one due to obvious personal reasons. I am glad that our two-year old likes finding butterflies, and in this case she pointed at this very tiny Phaon Crescent. I am sure she will learn over time that they can be observed without going so close, but for now I am just happy that she enjoys her time outdoors with all kinds of critters.





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What are the Wingmates up to?

We recently had a very important life event, and those of you who follow us on social media probably know what I am talking about. We have added more about it in the About us section. Family and work kept us extremely busy in recent times. We wish we had more time to process our photos and write the blogs we plan to. Trying to catch up soon!

Meanwhile, we have added some new features on this website. For example, check the page with some of our featured photos, or become a friend of Wingmates to motivate us or to get the most recent updates from us.

We are are starting to get back to writing the Oklahoma Diaries series, but it won't be a separate blog for every month anytime soon. Perhaps one every season?

Even though we didn't get too much time to go out birding in recent times, it doesn't mean we don't have enough photos to share! In fact, there are hundreds of unedited photos that we would love to post. We will be in the "Throwback Thursday" mode in the near future and write about exciting experiences from the past two years that we always wanted to share. These might end up being more frequent than the Oklahoma Diaries series. We are looking forward to these. Hopefully you will enjoy them too!
 

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As spring officially settles in, one of the things we eagerly anticipate is the return of the scissortail flycatchers to our state. They arrive famished after a long migration, eager to satisfy their hunger with the abundance of bugs now buzzing around. [Read More]