A couple of mallards
A single egret was found along the Ice Pond today while we appreciated a surprising almost-summer day in November for eastern Connecticut
On mud pond in the Woodbury bird sanctuary last week, the lily pad congregation enjoyed an early fall day.
As we walked the trail around the beaver bog (now a good sized pond due to the beaver’s comprehensive damming operations), we noted the beginning of this year’s color change and leaf dropping. While the pond has been a bit lower most of the summer, it is now full and there is little evidence of drought.
A female mallard slowly cruises through the algae infested water of a small Connecticut pond.
Caught in the act in southeastern Connecticut today: a female downy woodpecker goes after the syrup in the hummingbird feeder.