Photo Study Of Some Birds At Bombay Hook NWR , November 28th, 2010

    There is no such thing as a bad day at Bombay Hook NWR. The refuge brings in lots of birds from migrants to shorebirds to water fowl, depending on the season. It even gets its
    fair share of rarities although this week's, much heralded visitor, the Barnacle Goose, eluded me. In any event, for the three hours I was able to be at Bombay Hook today, 
    there was variety, sunlight and, of course, lots of photo-ops.

  
Cattle Egret, "  Gotcha! "                                                                                  Cattle Egret, "  Yummy! "
 
American Avocet At Shearness
 
American Coot At Bear Swamp Pool

Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk At Finis Pool

Northern Pintail Drake At Shearness
 
Blue Morph Snow Goose Among The Pintails At Shearness

A Turkey Vulture Walking In A Field Adjacent To Whitehall Neck Road

    Species seen today:

    To see a larger image of any of the photos below, please click on either the thumbnails or the captions...thanks!

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