Park Birds...

Most, again, are so common, you're probably getting bored with my posts!!! We have had some very cold days; dreary, wet, and near freezing. So I haven't been going out much. In fact, it's been a 'plus' in a way....I'm getting my house cleaned from ceilings to floor, from boredom. I must admit, it's been a couple of years since I've done a total cleaning. The wild birds would love the webs & tiny spiders I've found lurking in the dark coveys at the back of cupboards   Maybe I should hold an open house for my feathered buddies~~[Just kidding]....

WHITE PELICANS
photos taken:  Oso Bay near NAS [naval air station]
habitat map:  Pelican


BLACK NECKED STILTS
photo taken:  Oso Bay Wetlands
habitat map:  Stilt


AMERICAN AVOCET
photo taken:  Sunset Lakes Park
habitat map:  Avocet


SNOWY EGRETS
photo taken:  Indian Point Park
habitat map:  Egret


HERMIT THRUSH
photo taken:  Blucher Park
habitat map:  Thrush


RED TAILED HAWK
photo taken:  Bazemore Park
habitat map:  Hawk


BROWN PELICAN
photo taken:  Sunset Lakes
habitat map:  pelican


RED BREASTED MERGANSER [female]
photo taken:  Indian Point Park
habitat map:  Merganser


AMERICAN KESTREL
photo taken:  Paradise Pond
habitat map:  Kestrel





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