It's another beautiful day in sunny paradise and I've been invited by Dotty to go birding the Bailey Tract with her friends, Suzanne and Elaine from Texas- I am a happy camper. |
The Red-shouldered Hawk was one of our first visitor on the trail. |
Shortly thereafter, we spotted and heard several House Wren, some of which were young birds. |
The Palm Warblers were a dime a dozen, here they are feasting on bugs within the Goldenrod. |
The Phoebe sang his heart too. |
This Anhinga posed for us nicely and the Dragonfly decided to join in as well. |
A lady Kingfisher with a bad hair day. |
The lady Kingfisher is one of the rare birds which sports more color (rust on breast) than the male. |
"Enough of that, I'm outta here." |
Brown Pelicans overhead. |
Bald Eagles chattering away - we saw 4. |
An Anhinga in the woods drying its wings and blending with the twigs and branches. |
Here's the rest of my gang also trying to photograph the Anhinga. |
A Tricolored Heron - with feathers every which way - did I tell you it was a windy day? |
As always, it was a great day and today was blessed with good company as well - it doesn't get any better than that. My E-Bird List for today http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S20352225
It looks like a most enjoyable outing.
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