I wanted to get to Bombay Hook once more before the weather got too warm, and today looked to be a good chance.

There were plenty of birds to choose from, including many eagles and my first Black-necked Stilt.  There were hundreds of Sandpipers as well.

Many photographers were there as well, and they seemed to be very interested in the eagles.

I wanted to get to Bombay Hook once more before the weather got too warm, and today looked to be a good chance.

There were plenty of birds to choose from, including many eagles and my first Black-necked Stilt.  There were hundreds of Sandpipers as well.

Many photographers were there as well, and they seemed to be very interested in the eagles.

Sunrise at Bombay Hook.

Many Turkey Vultures were feeding alongside the road.

Hundreds of small Sandpipers were foraging in the marsh.

I only found one Snowy Egret.

This Belted Kingfisher was very cooperative.

Green Winged Teal seem to like foraging in the mud.

This Eastern Kingbird was a nice surprise.

Many Great Blue herons were feeding in the marsh.

I saw only a few Black Ducks.

I often find Killdeer in the road.

10 or more Bald Eagles were fishing in the marsh.

Great Egrets were well represented.

There is a Black Crowned Night Heron rookery in Bear Swamp Pool.

I’ve been looking for a Black-necked Stilt for quite a while.