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Black Phoebes are one of those birds that I never noticed until a couple of years ago, but now I see them *all the time*. I’m fairly certain they’ve been here all along and I just wasn’t paying enough attention to birds before.
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I saw a few dozen wigeons swimming in the pond as well. Some of them were swimming in male/female pairings, while some of the males were making whistling/squeaky noises and displaying their wings.
I think this pair of mallards might be the only ones I saw in the pond. Mostly I saw coots, wigeons and gulls.
There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.
There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.
There were a *lot* of coots swimming in the pond, and one or two walking around nearby.
There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.
There were about a dozen seagulls swimming in the pond, and half as many walking around on the sidewalk.
Sometimes I see a *lot* of geese wandering around the park or swimming in the pond. Today I only saw three: these two across the pond in the tiny wildlife “sanctuary,” and another that was standing on the near side of the pond a few feet away from someone (else) who was taking pictures of it.
There were about four of these sparrows walking around the ground in the shelter of a bush and pecking at the ground.
This pair of ducks was walking around an area of the park away from the pond.
One of a pair of bluebirds I saw perched on a cable. One of them flew off as I approached, stopped on a nearby lawn, then flew back up to perch on the edge of a roof. The other waited on the cable
One of a pair of bluebirds I saw perched on a cable. One of them flew off as I approached, stopped on a nearby lawn, then flew back up to perch on the edge of a roof. The other waited on the cable
And one more in this series of “Birds against blurry backgrounds” from Monday’s walk, a black phoebe.
I like how this dark-eyed junco came out, too.
