Once again I'm so frustrated by trying to load something on the blog. It won't let me go above the top picture to write and it's not gray like it used to be so my normal cream colored writing won't show up when I type.and the font won't change.
Anyway, Donnelly is a state DNR run WMA that is about a half hour from the house and my favorite place to go. A friend and I went for about two hours late in the afternoon. Here are a couple of things we saw. Above is a ring-billed duck. There were a lot of them but very far out in the marsh
Anyway, Donnelly is a state DNR run WMA that is about a half hour from the house and my favorite place to go. A friend and I went for about two hours late in the afternoon. Here are a couple of things we saw. Above is a ring-billed duck. There were a lot of them but very far out in the marsh
Next is an immature wood stork with the late afternoon sun giving him a nice glow.
This female red-shouldered hawk was high in a tree and had just mated with the smaller male.
This is Spanish moss, not really a moss, but an epiphyte. The low sun back lighting it was nice.
There are always a lot of great egrets at Donnelly. This one is preening his early breeding plumes. His bill isn't really black, it's just in shadow.
