I just love living so close to our wetland preserves and sanctuaries. So many miracles of creation – every outing is a joy~!
Roseate Spoonbill takes a stroll in the early evening.
Ahhh…..I love the muck at this time of year.
Juvenile Yellow-crowned Night Heron trying to hide in the Cypress trees.
Snowy Egrets always look so graceful, don’t they?
The sparkling eye of a Cormorant looks like a jewel in the evening light.
Young Iguana at the edge of the boardwalk, looking down at the water, wondering, “Uh-oh, where do I go now~?”
Indignant Least Tern lets off a little steam ;-D
Splotches of red Swamp Hibiscus always stand out in the marshes.
You have some beautiful images there, but I just love your regal looking frog. He needs a little crown.
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Haha, I love that idea Donna!
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Beautiful shots BJ, love the eye of the Cormorant!
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I love that Jewel-like turquoise eye, too, AB. Interestingly, I just saw a very young cormorant yesterday sitting on the boardwalk, and his eyes were also a beautiful blue but softer and not as sparkly yet.
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That’s interesting, since many young birds of other species have dark eyes, and do not develop the adult eye colour till maturity.
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I was thinking the same thing, AB. I’ll have to post that picture of the little guy later this evening!
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I absolutely love this series, Bj. Great capture of the Egrets! 🙂
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Thank you, Amy! They look so soft against the sky, and their posture is always so elegant.
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Great captures Carol! 🙂
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Thanks, H.J., and thanks for making a visit!
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Very nice. I really enjoyed the “tour” of your wetland wonder world and having the opportunity to experience the biodiversity of a wetland ecosystem so different from my daily routine.
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I appreciate your visit and your comments, Nick. That’s one of the terrific things about blogging, isn’t it – to get to know a bit about a whole other part of the natural world from our fellow blogger’s points of view?!
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Lovely sightings and pictures. My favorite is the Snowy Egret… so elegant.
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I enjoy them, too, Lavanya….no matter what they are doing, they have such poise and grace~!
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What a collection of wonderful meetings!
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‘Meetings’, yes! Each encounter with each creature is so special.
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I really dig that green frog and the eye of the night heron!!
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I do, too. Judy!! Glad you liked them, and thanks so much for your visit. Have a super day~!
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