More Spring Birding and other Nature at Farmington Bay

There is a family of Red Foxes that live about 75 yards off the Nature Trail at Farmington Bay I was able to take some pictures of the Kits playing this morning.

I took a walk around the Nature trail this morning with my brother Brian who is visiting with his family from Greeley Colorado. We were able to see quite a few birds and the foxes playing on their den. It was a lovely walk

My first White-faced Ibis of the year

Cinnamon Teal

Cinnamon Teal Drake

Mallard Drake

This male Red-winged Blackbird was singing his heart out for the ladies that were sitting in the tree across the road

The Female Red-winged Blackbirds seemed indifferent

Yellow-headed Blackbirds are the most willing of all the birds out at Farmington Bay to pose for their picture to be taken

I never tire of taking pictures of the Snowy Egrets

Nesting American Avocets on Glover Pond

Pied-billed Grebe

Clarks Grebe

Great Blue Herons another bird I never tire of photographing

American White Pelicans

Female American Robin, Robins are very common but I think one of the most photogenic of all birds

Song Sparrow

This Canada Goose has her nest just on the other side of the the canal that runs next to the Nature Trail