Doves were out when we got home. Ruddy ducks napped and drifted, then paddled back without ever lifting their heads. A great blackback gull flew downstream and let loose with a large quantity of guano. A couple of kingfishers raged back and forth along the creek till one gave up and the other, a female perched on our dock. Herons watched the water from different vantage points. I saw the red bellied woodpecker around the middle of the afternoon, but had left the camera elsewhere. A few buffleheads dived. Sunset tinted streaky clouds gold while the cormorants flew home. Since 1/1/11 I have been describing what I see in the back yard. I occasionally digress.
Monday, February 6, 2017
Sunny and mild
Only a few birds joined us for breakfast. The yellow rumped warbler was up first. A wren ate mealworms. After a while a titmouse had some suet while several birds including the warbler flew around in the trees. Something made V-shaped ripples in the creek and later I saw seven female mergansers fly downstream.
Doves were out when we got home. Ruddy ducks napped and drifted, then paddled back without ever lifting their heads. A great blackback gull flew downstream and let loose with a large quantity of guano. A couple of kingfishers raged back and forth along the creek till one gave up and the other, a female perched on our dock. Herons watched the water from different vantage points. I saw the red bellied woodpecker around the middle of the afternoon, but had left the camera elsewhere. A few buffleheads dived. Sunset tinted streaky clouds gold while the cormorants flew home.
Doves were out when we got home. Ruddy ducks napped and drifted, then paddled back without ever lifting their heads. A great blackback gull flew downstream and let loose with a large quantity of guano. A couple of kingfishers raged back and forth along the creek till one gave up and the other, a female perched on our dock. Herons watched the water from different vantage points. I saw the red bellied woodpecker around the middle of the afternoon, but had left the camera elsewhere. A few buffleheads dived. Sunset tinted streaky clouds gold while the cormorants flew home.
Labels:
bufflehead,
dove,
gulls,
heron,
kingfisher,
mergansers,
red-bellied woodpecker,
ruddy duck,
tufted titmice,
warbler,
wrens
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