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| American Kestrel calling and flapping |
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| American Kestrel. On this day we saw what seemed to be two parent Kestrels with their 3 fledglings. It was hard to count them, so there might have been more or less fledges. |
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| American Kestrel landing |
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| American Kestrel |
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| American Kestrel calling |
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| American Kestrel jumping to another part of the branch |
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| American Kestrel |
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| American Kestrel flying |
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| American Kestrel flying |
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| American Kestrel on a headstone |
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| American Kestrel |
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| American Kestrel calling |
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| Great Blue Heron nestlings |
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| Great Blue Heron fledgling |
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| Great Blue Heron fledgling |
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| Great Blue Heron |
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| Great Blue Heron nestlings. They poop a lot, and the leaves below the nest are stained white. |
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| Great Egret |
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| Black-crowned Night Heron hunting. It caught at least one small fish while we observed it. |
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| Black-crowned Night Heron |
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| Turkey Vulture being chased by a Red-winged Blackbird. I don't know why Red-wings chase Turkey Vultures so often, because Turkey Vultures are no threat to the Blackbirds. |
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| Turkey Vulture being chased by a Red-winged Blackbird |
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| American Robing perched on a headstone |
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| Great Egret, Canada Geese, and a Double-crested Cormorant |
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| Wood Duck and her Wooducklings (a word we made up) |
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| Wood Duck and her Wooducklings |
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| Great Egret and Mallards |


























