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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Nature At Its Best at Boomer Lake and the Creek
Mallard and Ducklings
Green Heron on Nest
Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
Snail
Red-winged Blackbird
Another Mallard with Ducklings
Fungus in Dead Tree
Green Herons Switch Nest Sitting
Prothonotary Warbler
Ditto
Week of 06-05-17
I don't want to jinx it, but it appears that our fearless Green Herons might have young this time.
Even though we have blowing willow leaves and branches in the way, I might have seen three little sleeping forms in the nest today, while the pair was off foraging for food.
There are also plenty of young Mallards on the water of both Boomer Lake and Boomer Creek, and naturally our Canada Geese have reared plenty of young, as well.
Now we are seeing young of nearly all shapes and sizes that belong to nearly all the area birds, and I will try to get photos of some samplings, as I am able to do so. There were several young robins observed this morning.
Boomer Creek has been giving us beautiful things, mostly nature related, but I also finally managed a
couple of halfway decent shots of a Prothonotary Warbler. Since the birds always seem to be in the same general area, I have also been looking for the nesting cavity. I believe that I have found the tree, but I don't want to appear too interested, as it could make the pair fearful. After all, I have had the good fortune to photograph one or both of them, so I cannot complain.
Here's to the week ahead!
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