I'm afraid
I woke up early this morning and decided not to waste it. I decided it was the perfect time to go to
At Potter Marsh there was all kinds of activity going on. This Tree Swallow looked at me like I had my nerve, but didn't mind getting its picture taken.
This beaver was in a hurry, but it wasn't headed to its dam. It was going through these little side
Isn't that beaver dam something. There's an eagle off to the left watching me and everything around, but I didn't like the picture I took.
Cindy had told me that she had bought a riding mower for the TLC property. She also said that her and Todd had cut the grass yesterday. So I had to go check it out. The TLC property overlooks Potter Marsh, so it wasn't that far out of the way. According to this Dark Eyed Junco they did a pretty good job
It was time to move on, so I headed down to Ship Creek. There's a whole lot of fishing going on, so parking was a little bit of a pain. But it was worth it. Check out these two Lesser Scaup's. They are supposed to be rare in this part of the state. I'm not good at keeping a list, but these two are on it now.
Thanks to all of the Veterans out there. Because of you I got to enjoy a gorgeous morning.
Comments
That was a nice read about your beautiful morning. Nice pics and fun to read the names of some of your birds - our Wigeon/Pink Eared Duck doesn't look like yours at all, and your Scaup(?) looks a bit like our Shoveller. We don't have anything that looks like a Beaver!
Very enjoyable, thanks Dave.
Gouldiae
Robin - That's why I stay here.
G - they do look like a shoveler, but the beak is more narrow. Maybe your koala would look like a beaver if it took to water. :)