It all boils down to a few "different birds" this week. Not new birds mind you, but ones I haven't seen for some time. Starting with the Yellowheaded Blackbird. It's usually seen here in mid-March. Early. And the Wilson's Snipe was ground feeding [naturally] out in the open. I had a good opportunity to follow it in action without going into hiding for quite a while. The Great Egret was spotted in a different area for me...Paradise Pointe [it's a residential area that has homes along the waterway]. The GRUMPY EGRET was a bit on the perturbed side of its morning. A Tri-colored Heron had caught a fish, and the egret was chasing after, to no avail...hence, the grumpy look [snowy egret]. And lastly, the Red Winged Blackbird was in amongst the others of his own kind, and the yellowheaded. All photos are from Port Aransas, Texas.



YELLOW HEADED BLACKBIRD
Habitat map:
Blackbird


WILSON'S SNIPE
Habitat map:
Snipe

GREAT EGRET
Habitat map:
Egret
RED WINGED BLACKBIRD
Habitat map:
Blackbird

GRUMPY EGRET [aka
Snowy Egret]
Habitat map:
Egret
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