I just love this time of the year, the sky is clearer and the air is cooler - there are more birds and the trail is still quiet.
My visit to the Bailey Tract and the Sanibel Garden Preserve this morning provided nice surprises.
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| Doesn't this Mockingbird look lovely as he is being kissed by the morning light? |
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| I guess I could say the same about this Eastern Phoebe, his song was a nice bonus too. |
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| Several White Ibis adopted this bare tree, the Osprey decided it was just too crowded and left. |
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| I liked how the clouds/humidity started to move in the area - it sure created interesting hues in the vista. |
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| A young Bald Eagle perched on the tower - which provided me the answer as to why all of a sudden all the birds left. |
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| When the dust settled a few unknowing Eurasian Collared Doves came to roost nearby. |
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| On my way back I stumbled upon a House Wren right out in the open, he had the better viewing side. |
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| A regal Merlin digesting his dragonfly. |
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| You know the ducks are underway when you see a nice crowd of Blue-winged Teal.....I'm ready. |
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