Kind of a blustery fall day today…started the day off with another power outage, so what else is there to do than set off with a camera in hand…
surprisingly, there wasn’t a lot of activity close by…
Some Common Raven and more crows around but all down in the grasses so hard to see…don’t recall this many crows other years…
one Great Blue Heron…
lots of Bald Eagles scattered across the flats….
at the log bay it was a case of Junco’s Junco’s everywhere! This was the best I could do for a picture though.
Not only were Robins after the Pacific Choke Cherries – there were Spotted Towhees eating them as well.
a flock of Canada Geese flew in and landed on the flats for a while. On Saturday, we saw a flock in Agassiz with one white goose amongst them…was hoping this might have been the same bunch as I’d like to see what the white goose is…but these were all Canada’s.
by afternoon we were back into a showery weather pattern, but at least it produced a rainbow!
spotted a pair of Greater Yellowlegs Sandpipers….
this picture demonstrates the size in relationship with a Mallard. The Sandpipers might be called ‘Greater’ but they aren’t all that big!
lots of spawning salmon activity!
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