It was a windy, overcast weekend and the fairgrounds along with the other fields in Wangunk Meadows were flooded from the recent nor'easter. Once March hits these flooded fields start to attract all sorts of birds.Hidden behind that distant clump of trees on the left were Green-winged Teal. Wilson's Snipe have also started to move in.
Wood Ducks that didn't want to get their feet wet took breaks in the trees (sorry my point and shoot doesn't like cloudy days).
I also counted 24 Great Blue Herons flying in ready to claim their own nest at the local rookery.
It's just the beginning of March which is a little early for so much activity. If the weather is decent then Wangunk Meadows (eBird) will live up to its reputation as a local hotspot.
Wood Ducks that didn't want to get their feet wet took breaks in the trees (sorry my point and shoot doesn't like cloudy days).
I also counted 24 Great Blue Herons flying in ready to claim their own nest at the local rookery.
It's just the beginning of March which is a little early for so much activity. If the weather is decent then Wangunk Meadows (eBird) will live up to its reputation as a local hotspot.
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The Wood Duck doesn't look impressed with the situation.
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