Post by Chris on Apr 14, 2024 19:13:24 GMT -8
Only a handful of diving ducks remain at the Heron Reserve and the rest are Wood Ducks and Mallards. Really neat to see the weekly changes.
Wood Duck at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Still at least three WT Sparrows under the feeders and there was one singing.
Caught this blackbird gathering nesting material
Red-winged Blackbird at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
A few Pacific Wrens were singing. This one was somewhat cooperative but was in bad lighting.
Pacific Wren at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
YR Warblers are numerous now. Still waiting for my first OC Warbler
Yellow-rumped Warbler at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Nearby this Hermit Thrush popped out of the bush.
Hermit Thrush at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Cheam was also active. More waterfowl are still present.
Another Pacific Wren posed well.
Pacific Wren at Cheam Lake Wetlands Regional Park
When I was out biking in the afternoon there were two Sandhill Cranes still hanging ut near Jesperson Dyke. They have been here for 2+ weeks.
Yesterday, while also biking I was 14 Geater Yellowlegs in a pond on Gibson road just south of the highway.
Wood Duck at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Still at least three WT Sparrows under the feeders and there was one singing.
Caught this blackbird gathering nesting material
Red-winged Blackbird at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
A few Pacific Wrens were singing. This one was somewhat cooperative but was in bad lighting.
Pacific Wren at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
YR Warblers are numerous now. Still waiting for my first OC Warbler
Yellow-rumped Warbler at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Nearby this Hermit Thrush popped out of the bush.
Hermit Thrush at Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Cheam was also active. More waterfowl are still present.
Another Pacific Wren posed well.
Pacific Wren at Cheam Lake Wetlands Regional Park
When I was out biking in the afternoon there were two Sandhill Cranes still hanging ut near Jesperson Dyke. They have been here for 2+ weeks.
Yesterday, while also biking I was 14 Geater Yellowlegs in a pond on Gibson road just south of the highway.
