
Mr. and Mrs. Gadwall (Anas strepera). Always enjoy looking at the intricate patterns on the male's body feathers.



Returning home, I saw this Gray Squirrel (missing most of its tail) scurrying up a tree and laid flat against the branch. I still saw it anyways, and it had food in its mouth the whole time.
Another Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis). I wouldn't be surprised if this is the same individual from yesterday.


Along the dyke trail, Snow Geese were feeding. Then this dog-walker asked me if I want to take some take-off pictures. I don't think my answer was relavant as he and his dog was already walking toward the birds.
2 comments:
Love the photos
Thank you, Brett. Means a lot coming from a great photographer yourself.
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