There was a bit of rain last night, but the morning looked promising, so, after a trip for groceries, I set out for Thomas Point State Park. I encountered some employees repairing ruts in the road, who informed me the park was closed, but they were kind enough to let me proceed for a quick look at the ducks off the point. My thanks to them.
I did see a few ducks, then I set off to Terrapin Nature Center, which was actually kind of dull, but I got a few usable images.

This pair of Buffleheads was paddling about right off the point, in the company of some Scaups.

This Long Tailed Duck was diving quite near shore. She’s a female.

Horned Grebe

Horned Grebe

This White Throated Sparrow was eating seeds.

I’m seeing flocks of Cedar Waxwings almost everywhere I go.

This pair of Black Ducks was paddling in one of the small ponds.