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Ibis
A white-faced ibis at the Baylands on a very sunny morning. These are rare visitors so I was really happy to see it. May, 2013
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Squirrel2
Can’t help but feel that this squirrel is thinking ‘I’m a post, I’m a post”. Baylands, 2013
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Barn swallow
Still taking photos of the swallows as they whiz about. This barn swallow stopped for a break. May, 2013
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tern 3
The terns are still around and spend time protecting their fishing rights. Baylands, May 2013
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Ducks
The birds of the Baylands project is ongoing. Here are a couple of ducks; a ruddy duck and a northern shoveler. Both with pretty distinctive beaks. June 2013
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Western Willet
This bird looks pretty drab when standing but when it flies you get this flash of white on the wings – pretty cool. This is the East side of the Baylands on the salt marshes. June 2013
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Moorhen
There a lots of moorhens around the Baylands – here is one out of the water. I was expecting webbed feet like ducks, so was surprised when I saw these feet with folds. June 2013
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Wrentit
These little birds hang out round the fennel forest at the Baylands. They are social birds and play follow the leader when flitting from bush to bush. June 2013
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Warbler
This is the picture I get when a bird lands right next me unexpectedly. Possibly a warbler. June 2013
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starting the day
These birds were preening and tweeting and generally acting like getting ready to leave for the day. I have not seen them before in this structure and don’t know what they are. July, 2013
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