I was due for an early visit to the Bailey Tract and this time of the year can be really peaceful there, what's not to love! Come and visit with me.....
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| Oh Look! We have a greeter today..... |
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| a Green Heron - "Good Morning to you!". |
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| A young Little Blue was slowly waking up. |
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| A silent Great-crested Flycatcher was observing me. |
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| One of the greeter's relative was nearby too. |
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| Oh!, Look how much the Common Gallinule have grown. |
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| And what do we have here? |
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| If you guessed an immature Black-crowned Night Heron, then you win the early bird prize. |
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| The sun is slowly rising and the true colors are coming up - a Red-shouldered Hawk drying up from his morning bath. |
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| A young Red-bellied Woodpecker exploring all that his world has to offer. |
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| The Tricolored Heron is always one to admire. |
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| A Brown Anole that lost its tail to a predator, |
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| this one sports his entire tail. |
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| This little turtle was quite far away - I don't have enough clue to properly identify - If you know, do pipe in. |
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| A Kingbird - with a white tail tip it would indicate an Eastern Kingbird. |
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| And what a nice surprise! An Orchard Oriole - welcome back! |
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