It was late afternoon on a gloomy day when I spotted a Bald Eagle perched above the pond, facing away from the water.
The mate appeared, quietly, while I wasn’t looking.
And Then There Were Two
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Cooper’s Hawk
A Cooper’s Hawk just passing by at the end of the day.
Alligator and Turtles, Hanging Out
It was late afternoon with not much light, but who could resist these fellows all lined up, and their reflections?
Little Blue Heron, Frog Snack
I came upon this Little Blue Heron inspecting the fluted trunk of a Cypress Tree.
Ah, a small frog snack.
In typical heron fashion the bird carried his prey around, squeezing tight.
Then, one gulp and it was gone.
Tulip Magnolia Blossom
White Ibis, All Around
I saw a flock of White Ibis at the far end of the pond, sitting very pretty in a tree with red buds. They stayed put until I got a bit closer, but my hoped for image of a single white bird surrounded by red wasn’t to be.
On my way to the back of the pond I spotted a single Ibis that was on a limb hanging over the water. There were a few colorful buds on that tree, but the bird seemed determined to keep his face shaded.
Then a few feet away another Ibis right over the path, showing off his feet and with sun on his face.
