Bolivar Flats
I had never seen Bolivar Flats like this!! You could walk to the North Jetty. North wind!!
I had never seen Bolivar Flats like this!! You could walk to the North Jetty. North wind!!
At the end of this group of photos is a super cool pix by Suzie Haas McCann taken on our visit to Anahuac NWR last week (WARNING: the last pix contains a dead bird, somewhat graphic).
And some more good news!! Hope we can stop in on coming trip.
Great news!!!!! Go TOS!!!!
Here’s a comparison of Semipalmated with a Least. So I think we can see actual black legs here on this sandpiper. It’s a short-winged bird; wings are just atop tail. Bill is short and pretty straight. Overall coloration is fairly pale, not brown. Baird’s and Least are brown-hued birds. Both also have a chest coloration…
And so it goes — Grackles are next. They’re actually fun on the Bolivar Peninsula!! (you’re on you own for females (ask the males)).
Here’s more on egrets/herons focusing on feeding behavior (mostly).
More anticipation!!
Today’s Birds of the Bolivar Peninsula reminder is on Ibis.