Seeding has begun. Though I don't operate any machinery, I am required to drive everyone anywhere they need to go. Today I was following a slow moving truck, so stopped every now and then and pointed my camera at a slough.
Above, a Canvasback Duck with its bright white back, and below, an American Avocet.
These two Long-billed Curlews were in a field where my daughter was seeding canola.
The Ring-billed Gull and the Marbled Godwit below it were both right beside the road. Unlike the ducks with them, these two did not fly away when I backed up.
This Western Meadowlark was singing his spring song a lot higher in the
air than I usually see them. No fence posts for this bird.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
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Good stuff, Adele. I'm terribly envious of the Long-billed Curlews. We don't seem to get them over this way anymore.
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