Morning walk along river

Posted on August 4, 2023 by Richard

After yesterday’s encounter with the Great Egret, I vowed to carry my camera every jaunt. Here are a few shots from this morning, when mosquitos seem to outnumber birds.

The Great Blue Heron was on patrol again.

This Alder Flycatcher was singing instead of bug-catching.

I probably saw these geese as youngsters earlier in the summer.

These young mergansers have been cruising since the flood.

Belted Kingfishers are hard to photograph – always on the move.

One of today’s objectives was to relearn how to blog and handle photos on my iPad in preparation for traveling without the laptop. The last time was from Spain in 2021. We’re planning to head back in six weeks.

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One Response to Morning walk along river

Susan trombley says:

August 5, 2023 at 7:39 am

Great pictures❤

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