Feather activity is picking up as spring advances.
A Red-bellied Woodpecker awaits its turn on the feeder.Just off the rocks, Common Eiders ride the swells.Up, over, and down the other side.A Song Sparrow takes a break, resting on one leg.And then it’s back to work.A Red-tailed Hawk hovers in the wind, looking for a live lunch.A Turkey Vulture is content with the already dead.Wild Turkeys – do those look like expressions of love?Poop rock, Niles Pond; this Double-crested Cormorant looks a little moth-eaten.Center duck to Merganser: “You DO know you are hogging our rock?”“OK then, we’ll just move in until you leave.”This stylish Red-breasted Merganser pair looks happily married.Left Canada Goose: “Will you accept this engagement band and marry me?”A male Mallard crosses from pond to wetland, presumably to his mate on a nest.
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