Sandy Point in the morning.

The bridge at lake Artemesia.

I think there are more Ring Necked Ducks than usual this year.

The Wood Ducks were in Indian Creek this morning.

The Ruddy Ducks were very sleepy this morning.

This Great Blue heron was very intent on his fishing.

I just barely caught this Bald Eagle as he flew over.

A small flock of Ruddy Docks has been around for a week or more.

2-3 flocks of Ring Necked Ducks seem to be spending the winter.

I’m seeing Pied Billed Grebes most places I go.

I found this Bald Eagle a couple of days ago at Jug Bay.

It’s easier to find Wood Ducks at Artemesia in the morning.

It’s easier to find Wood Ducks at Artemesia in the morning.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

Swamp Sparrows do well at CBEC.

This is the season for White Throated Sparrows.

I saw several Ruby Crowned Kinglets.

This Eastern Bluebird was at CBEC.

15 or more Black Ducks were swimming with the geese at Terrapin.

Sunrise at Sandy Point.

These Canada Geese look like they’re waiting for a bus.

I don’t see Gadwalls very often.

Wood Ducks are regulars in the pond.

Three Foxes were playing near the water tower.

A view of Lake Artemesia.

It was a good day for Cardinals.

I saw this Great Blue Heron just in time for a quick picture.

A small flock of Ruddy Ducks is staying at the lake.

this Downy Woodpecker was very cooperative.,

Many Herring Gulls were feeding.

There always seems to be 6-8 Pied Billed Grebes nearby.

I got a little closer to the Ring Necked Ducks today.

It was a good day for Northern Flickers also.

We saw Wood Ducks as soon as we arrived.

I haven’t gotten a good Carolina Wren image in a while.

I found this Downy Woodpecker near Indian Creek.

A small flock of Ruddy Ducks is still in residence.

This Eastern Towhee was a nice find.

Several Mallards flew over the lake.

I found these Wood Ducks as I arrived.

Two flocks of Ring Necked Ducks were feeding in the lake.

Sunrise at the beach.

My favorite cove at Quiet Waters.

Many Dark Eyed Juncos were feeding in the grass.

Another Heron silhouette.

The beach faces East, so morning shots tend to be into the Sun. like this Great Blue Heron.

Several Northern Flickers were feeding in the grass.

A distant Brown Pelican.

Not quite a Super Moon.

Morning at Sandy Point.

This Canada Goose was at Lake Artemesia.

Two small flocks of Northern Pintails were foraging in Lake Knapp.

I’d have liked this Common Loon to have moved just a little closer.

This Northern Harrier was just a bit too far away.

Views of Lake Artemesia.

This Northern Flicker was also at Buddy Attick.

Pied Billed Grebes were foraging in several areas.

I found this Dark Eyed Junco at Buddy Attick.

This great Blue Heron posed very nicely.

Cardinals look good in full sun.

Common Starlings look very good in the right light.

This Downy Woodpecker poosed in very nice light.

I often pass up Mockingbirds, but this one posed better than most.

I got a better look at the Buffleheads today.

Ruddy Ducks are still present in good numbers.

This is a female Red Bellied Woodpecker.

A large flock of Cedar Waxwings was feeding on berries.

This young Blackpoll Warbler is migrating quite late.

Views of Lake Artemesia.

I was surprised to see these Hooded Mergansers hanging out with the Wood Ducks.

These Wood Ducks were in the stream that adjoins the lake.

Two Hooded Mergansers were foraging with the Buffleheads.

A large flock of Buffleheads was moving up and down the lake.

Many Canada Geese were feeding in the lake.

Ruddy Ducks were well represented also.

This great Blue Heron was fishing near shore.

I saw this Double Crested Cormorant fly in.

At least three Pied Billed Grebes were foraging along the edges of the lake.

20 or so Ring Necked Ducks were in the lake.