This female Lesser Scaup was enjoying a morning swim.

I often see Buffleheads in small groups.

I don’t often bother with gulls any more, but they are very graceful in flight.,

I think this is a Song Sparrow, but I’m checking.

This is a male.
Cornell:
“A medium-sized finch of the boreal forest, the White-winged Crossbill is adapted for extracting seeds from the cones of coniferous trees. It moves large distances between years tracking the cone crop from place to place.”

The “Crossbill” is clear in this photo.

This is a female.

I’ve always got time for a Red Bellied Woodpecker.

You have to admire the agility of the Downy Woodpecker.

This Bald Eagle was one of a pair sitting on a dock just before the entrance to the refuge. It’s one of my best Eagle images to date.

A very good look at the tail feathers.

Better light would have been nice, but I’ll take it.

This Great Blue Heron wasn’t quite awake yet.

Large flocks of Snow Geese were feeding in the marsh.

This Hooded Merganser and his mate were hanging out with a flock of Mallards.

A fellow birder pointed out this Belted Kingfisher.

I saw more Mallards than any other duck.

This Bald Eagle was quite content to have his picture taken.

Two Great Blue Herons were fishing side by side.

I had to look in my book to identify these Northern Shovellers as I’ve never seen one before.

The American Kestrel used to be known as the Sparrow Hawk.

I was lucky to snap this photo just as the Turkey Vulture was landing.

The light was beginning to improve when I found this Great Blue Heron.

This Red Bellied Woodpecker was in some thick branches, and it was hard to get a good image.

I first saw this Red Shouldered Hawk at a distance, high in a tree, but he flew off almost immediately. I took a chance and went in the direction he flew and got lucky. He was intently watching some sparrows, and ignored me even as I got quite close, and several people walked by.

The hawk had his eye on this Song Sparrow.

This Golden Crowned Kinglet moved too quickly for a clear image, but he was an interesting find.

This Mockingbird was enjoying a morning snack.

It’s always a pleasure to find a Bluebird.

A large flock of Canada Geese was sleeping in the marsh pond, along with a few gulls.

This Belted Kingfisher was looking for lunch.

The Song Sparrows at Jonas Green Park are always happy to pose for me.

This lone Bufflehead was the only duck I saw at Jonas Green.

This Great Blue Heron took off as I approached, and I did well to get this shot.

I saw this decoy at the boat ramp at Possum Point, and, for a moment, I thought I had something new.

This Red Bellied Woodpecker picked a colorful place to perch.