As William put it "and to think I didn't want to come!" :) Many of the pictures are taken by William himself
This friendly Cardinal wasn't afraid to come close and I think he wanted some seeds :) |
William had fun with the chipmunk - she, too, wanted food |
A lovely sun-set (the beginning of) in the park |
Our resident swans (we were hoping to see the pelicans, no luck yet) |
The Red-winged Blackbird (I kid you know, that's the name of this bird!) She followed us around a lot and kept chirping |
One of God's creatures - we are still trying to figure out what is it. It was quite large (more of a beaver size) |
Another of God's creatures (in our area we have over 3,000 species of birds... we have just started to learn their names) |
Huge trout: I mean **huge**; the large one was over 3 ft long! |
The child, admiring nature (and checking the time at mommy's request) |
Said Red-winged Blackbird: she might have had a nest close-by... |
... because she fought both this Cardinal and another Red-winged Blackbird |
A cute woodpecker walking on the board and pecking it for worms |
The well-known and beautifully coloured Mallard |
A pair of swans, watched by a lone goose |
And another swan, on the ground (probably nesting) |
The thinking man - he's lost in his thoughts |
I believe your mystery swimmer is a muskrat, Alicia. We have quite a lot of them around here. http://thewebsiteofeverything.com/animals/mammals/Rodentia/Muridae/Ondatra/Ondatra-zibethicus.html
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to visit!
You and William make a great photography team, Alicia! It is amazing all of the different types of wildlife you saw all in one trip. WOW! So many sweet pictures!! I especially love the one of the little chipmunk. :-)
ReplyDeleteMinunăţii de primăvară, poze foarte frumose , cred că aţi petrecut o zi extraordinară ! Şi se vede că sunteţi adevăraţi maeştri în arta fotografiei !
ReplyDeletemama.