Wednesday, February 01, 2006
Settling In
January 26 to February 1
It’s hard to believe that a week has gone. We dropped by a local information center and pick up a number of pamphlets. One of the them is a map with over 90 places to view birds. Some of the places are a distance away but at least half of them are easily within our reach We’ve been to three of the spots and plan on visiting many more. Hopefully that will mean lots of bird pictures. The weather has been hot and humid, a real change from the dry Arizona weather.
This large bird is believed to be the common "yellow-bellied crop duster" often seen flying over fields
Zaph showing off his Christmas ball to one of the neighbours.
Common Moorhen
Turtles enjoying the sun.
Neotropic Cormorant
American White Pelican
Bottoms Up.
Black-bellied Whistling Ducks (we think)
Little Blue Heron
Great Egret
Zaph and two new friends; Bear is looking at the camera, Patches is by me.
It’s hard to believe that a week has gone. We dropped by a local information center and pick up a number of pamphlets. One of the them is a map with over 90 places to view birds. Some of the places are a distance away but at least half of them are easily within our reach We’ve been to three of the spots and plan on visiting many more. Hopefully that will mean lots of bird pictures. The weather has been hot and humid, a real change from the dry Arizona weather.
This large bird is believed to be the common "yellow-bellied crop duster" often seen flying over fields
Zaph showing off his Christmas ball to one of the neighbours.
Common Moorhen
Turtles enjoying the sun.
Neotropic Cormorant
American White Pelican
Bottoms Up.
Black-bellied Whistling Ducks (we think)
Little Blue Heron
Great Egret
Zaph and two new friends; Bear is looking at the camera, Patches is by me.
If you wish you can sign our guest book
We have added a web page with a map of our current location and route to date