By Louisiana standards, it was a bit chilly as we headed out birding yesterday.
We took a leisurely walk yesterday and saw dozens of birds, including this shy Yellow-rumped Warbler who along with his cousins, was foraging with the underbrush. Not that easy to spot until he moved. Can you spot him?
Fontainebleau State Park is located on the northern end of Lake Ponchartrain and home to many shore and water birds like these cormorants, one of whom has a nice meal in its beak.
The Loggerhead Shrike often sits quite patiently for prey and photos.
And you never know who or what is hidden in the Spanish moss. Good birding my friends.
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