Due to the poor light I deleted many of the pictures I took. Species identified included blue wing teal, green wing teal, ring necked ducks, wood ducks, mallards, red heads, buffle heads, Canada geese, hooded merganser, coots, and grebes.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
April 10, 2016
I made another trip up to Delaware Wildlife Area this morning anticipating good morning light; it was overcast again. I did get some more shots of teal flying that I am posting. I caught a wood duck hen up on a dead tree that is littered with holes, I suspect she may be nesting in one of the holes. I took some shots of these shore birds that I believe may be some variety of sand piper (no positive ID on them yet).
Due to the poor light I deleted many of the pictures I took. Species identified included blue wing teal, green wing teal, ring necked ducks, wood ducks, mallards, red heads, buffle heads, Canada geese, hooded merganser, coots, and grebes.
Due to the poor light I deleted many of the pictures I took. Species identified included blue wing teal, green wing teal, ring necked ducks, wood ducks, mallards, red heads, buffle heads, Canada geese, hooded merganser, coots, and grebes.
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Awesome Matt! These are wonderful. I like all of them.
ReplyDeleteI like the wood duck too.
Thanks as always; you are too kind!
DeleteJust looked at all these again--really love them all--each image is full of the spirit of flight and absolutely wonderful. It's not kindness. It's genuine admiration and a shared love of the subject. We just drove around the res-the 3 loons were right by the roadside-but the sun backlighting them, couldn't watch--kicking myself for not being there while it was cloudy. Also we got a dozen more egrets at the marsh! But there were men fishing by the road, so they were away off. Hope you have more to post soon.
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