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| Great Blue Heron |
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| Trying to be invisible this Canada Goose is setting her nest |
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| Pair of Northern Shovelers |
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| Gadwall Drake |
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| American Avocets |
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| Song Sparrow |
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| Ring-necked Pheasant Rooster |
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| Cinnamon Teal Drakes |
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| Snowy Egret |
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| Great Blue Heron |
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| Odd Couple |
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| I got excited yesterday I stopped at the Nature Center to look at the board where they write down birds seen for the month. Listed there was Cackling goose, so I set out to look for it because that would be a new life bird for me. I found this pair, clearly one goose is much smaller but consulting my field guides my opinion is that this is not a Cackling goose but a Lesser Canada Goose. A Cackling Goose has a much shorter neck and is even smaller than this goose. I welcome and would love any comments on this Goose. |
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| Double Crested Cormorant Drying its wings |
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| This is the most pronounced red mark I have ever seen on a Coots forehead |
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| Western Grebe Pair |
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| Canvasback Drake |
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| Double Crested Cormorant |
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| Snowy Egrets were abundant and several were quite cooperative to have their pictures taken |
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| This Great-tailed Grackle was quite vocal and let everyone know he was in charge. |
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| Black-billed Magpie |
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