TGIF and it's a free day to do what I like to do....and off to the Bailey Tract I go!
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| A Green Heron turned out to be my first photographed subject today. |
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| And lucky for me - it came really close to where I was standing. It's interesting how there are so many during the summer but come winter time and we really have to look hard to find one. |
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| A Red Cardinal should be called a Christmas Bird with its brilliant red coat. |
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| Talking about 'red', this Brazilian Pepper bush is looking healthy and striving through the native vegetation. |
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| A peek-a-boo play by the Common Gallinule. |
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| And look who I bumped into today - Jim, the president of the San-Cap Audubon group with Phillis and his daughter-in-law Debbie. |
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| An Osprey was just around the corner vocalizing with another - it will soon be mating season. |
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| And as predicted I found the bright male Anhinga in its usual spot.....birds are creature of habits just like we are. |
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| A singing Phoebe redirected my attention as I.. |
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| was on my way out, further down the lane the Great Blue Heron bid me farewell. |
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| It was an enjoyable morning even though I failed to locate the Smooth-billed Ani.....maybe one of these days in the very near future. |
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