The weather is being very kind lately, so all I need is more variety from the birds. I’ve  seen several interesting species, but only briefly and in small numbers. My guess is that things will pick up as December progresses.

Sunrise has gotten far more interesting lately. I’m trying to learn more about low light photography, because the early morning reflections provide some interesting colors, but it’s tricky to get a fast enough shutter speed to capture a moving bird.

Sunrise at Possum Point.

The Tundra Swan on the left appears to be very young.

The water is reflecting the sunrise colors.

Buffleheads are numerous everywhere I go.

This Bald Eagle was hunting at Thomas Point this morning.

Ruddy Ducks are the most numerous of all.

The water is reflecting the sunrise colors.

Some years Long Tailed Ducks are hard to find.

Lesser Scaup are very numerous at Thomas Point.