Enjoyed visiting and feeding these cute ducks

Please make sure you do not feed the ducks bread, it is not good for them.  Here is a list of food that is ok, these cuties loved the peas

  • Cracked corn
  • Wheat, barley, or similar grains
  • Oats (uncooked; rolled or quick)
  • Milo seed
  • Birdseed (any type or mix)
  • Grapes (cut in half or quartered if very large)
  • Nut hearts or pieces (any type but without salt, coatings, or flavoring)
  • Frozen peas or corn (defrosted, no need to cook)
  • Earthworms (fishing bait or dug from the garden)
  • Mealworms (fresh or dried)
  • Chopped lettuce or other greens or salad mixes
  • Vegetable trimmings or peels (chopped into small pieces)

Couples hanging out at Niles Pond

Female and Male Cardinal hanging on of my favorite trees at Niles Pond.

Male and Female ducks swimming around at Niles Pond.

Jodrey State Pier

Went to the State Pier yesterday to check it out.  Saw this duck catching a ride on a piece of wood and this cute Merganser playing.

Ducks at the State Pier

Love going to the State Pier to see the ducks and sometimes seals.  On Saturday the ducks were have a great time.

Swans and ducks

While going around Niles Pond the other day, saw Niles Pond’s beautiful Swan and a couple of ducks of course.  The two ducks look like they are discussing their Ducklings.

 

 

White-Winged Scoter Duck

to find out more information please go to the following link:
http://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/white-winged-scoter

White Wing Scoter Duck swimming near Magnolia Pier

These cold days make for some pretty photos

Driving on Rocky Neck the other day, these ducks caught my eye, finding the only space with water instead of ice.  Take a look at the name of the boat, The Endurance.  Very appropriate.

Very unusual formation of ice on Rocky Neck

Ducks, Geese, Egrets and Herons enjoying the Long Weekend

Walking through the Coolidge Reservation and around Clarke Pond is always interesting and fun especially at this time of the year.  There were many ducks and birds enjoying their environment.  To find out more information on the Coolidge Reservation please click on the following link.

http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/northeast-ma/coolidge-reservation.html