Well the ladies wanted to go shopping this morning so I got them to drop me off at the local Audubon spot, it started to look pretty good as soon as I got out the car, it took me about 3 minutes to grab these shots of this White Faced Ibis, Prior it it receiving its breeding plummage.
And this Great Blue Heron, it was a promising start, and the balance of the day was just as productive, I can already tell this will run unto two separate updates.
At the second "pond" I found this crew of shorebirds, I have seen so many Black Necked Stilts in one place before.
There were a lot birds, I think I put up a little Green Heron, but I have no evidence. That really ticks me, as it would have been my first :( Here is a descent shot of a Coot.
I grabbed shots of a Bush Tit, Mourning Dove and even a Carp in the water. Then I spotted this little fella with some nesting materials that were being a little bit of a challenge for him.
Of course there were Hummer's here and there.
I grabbed my first ever Western Grebe, but it wouldn't come close enough for an acceptable shot. I couldn't resist posting this Bush Tit as it was attempting to feed upside down.
There were a lot of Yellow Rumped Warblers and I was able to grab a quick shot of this fella.
Then I found this very cooperative Osprey. He had a fish that he was feeding on and afforded me a 40 foot viewing.
Here is a shot if him with his meal, it actually only really looks like a half a fish.
Well I will wrap this up here as it was about half way through my walk. Stay tuned there is more to come.
Turbo
An accounting of outings taken with guests of Turbo's Track and Tour. All photo's on the site are copyrighted by the original poster, unless specifically mentioned in write up. I do not claim to be a photographer, the intent is to provide evidence of what I can find for you! I'd love to get comments on what is presented here. I'd like to thank Russell for finding the originator of the following quote: "There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing." -- Sir Rannulph Fiennes
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