All photos were taken along the Hudson River in New York.
Category Archives: Ducks
Bonnie’s Bedtime Birdies
I have been posting a bird photo every night since April 1, 2020. Some in my family have not been seeing them and asked if I am still taking pictures of birds during this COVID-19 pandemic. Uh, yes. I was social distancing long before it became a serious need. The red-winged blackbird is at theContinue reading “Bonnie’s Bedtime Birdies”
Kayaking on the Croton River
California, Here I Come
Hey, folks, California needs water. That is the first priority when looking for birds. Found a few here and there in the desert.
All is Well
The regular birds are in their regular places. Featured image shows the resident red-tailed hawk helping with Project FeederWatch.
August Adolescents
Those wonderful juvenile great blue herons are migrating west to the Hudson River. I felt bad for this skinny youngster at Oglevie’s Pond that couldn’t seem to catch a fish. If only I could get it into my backyard I would stock my hot tub. Fingers crossed that at least half of the new birdContinue reading “August Adolescents”
Sum(mer) Fun
My favorite totem, the great white egret, entertained me. The purple martins are seriously thinking about a new home. Local, ordinary birds were just doing their thing. And butterflies flitted.
Babies, Babies, Babies
One just prays at least half of them survive. Our red-tailed hawk family is just about ready to expand their territory. Look out snakes and rats! The male dropped off a very small morsel and the eyases bawled him out. This is a sign that the youngsters are ready to take flight. Both adults haveContinue reading “Babies, Babies, Babies”
Life is Changing
There are still eagles around, but the north is calling.
The Calendar Says Spring
Hard to tell it’s a new season. It is freezing.
Bonnie Coe 