Red-necked grebe |
Common loon on its nest |
Common loon |
Arctic tern |
Common loons. Too close, too much lens, too short a depth of field, and too much bouncing in a kayak. Ah, well, I'm still learning. |
Muskrat |
American wigeon hen |
Contortionist common loon |
Trumpter swan |
American wigeon |
American wigeons |
Pintail drake. |
Arctic tern |
Arctic tern |
Arctic tern |
Green-winged teal |
Greater yellowlegs sandpiper |
Greater yellowlegs sandpiper |
Mallard hen |
Barrow's goldeye drake preening breast feathers. The orange thing is not a shrimp, but its foot. |
Male and female Barrow's goldeneyes |
Trumpeter swans |
American wigeons |
Common merganser hen |
Mallard drake |
Arctic tern |
Meanwhile, back at the beautiful and lively and serene Tern Lake ... the bird-life has returned for the summer. That is always so exciting to me when our birds are one again doing 'their thing' all around us. There are even many more birds appearing around my condo. Love it! Smiles, Patti and Cap
ReplyDeleteOh My! And here I thought a wigeon was an amphibious airplane. The things I learn here Gullible. Wonderful, looking momma loon, on her nest, right-in-the-eye. What a great Post. It almost looked like the Arctic Terns were dive-bombing YOU. They can be a real threat. Can you imagine migrating from one pole to the other annually. And the Swans. Whewie such magnificence. Joy from myself and Patti .. Cap
ReplyDeleteWhere on this good earth was I June 4th when I posted the above. Smiles .. Cap I was IN Pueblo Colorado just getting ready to leave for Colorado Springs. That's where I was.
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