I'm a bit behind in posting so bear with me as I'm catching up. This particular outing was a birding day with the Caloosa Bird Club - the meeting took place in North Cape Coral....our first stop was at Charlotte Harbor State Preserve.
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| That particular morning was rather windy which made it fun to watch the Tree Swallows - there were most likely several hundred of them at one point. |
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| A Northern Flicker was heard several times before we were able to locate it - smart fellow! |
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| We walked all the way to the point and were greeted by this pair of Hooded Mergansers. |
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| Along the shore it was evident that someone else had beat us to this location - I'd venture to say that it was a raccoon. |
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| Our next stop was the leader's house for coffee and sweet treats and when we came out of his house we observed a group of Brown-headed Cowbirds. |
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| Then off we went to the usual spot to view the Scrub Jay family - we had 5 of them in sight at one point. |
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| Around the corner we spotted this pair of Burrowing Owl - though I bet they spotted us before we saw them. |
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| And that's all for now - keep a watch for the next post. |
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