Visited Fort De Soto Park and Honeymoon Island State Park both West of Tampa today. Again no sign of the large numbers of shorebirds that alot of the site guides go on about. However I did finally manage to catch up with Yellow-crowned Night Heron. At least a dozen along the causeway before De Soto. Don't know where they had been hiding up until now. This proved to be my only tick of the day, it was getting a little dry for ticks at this stage. I'll let the pics speak for themselves.
Adult Little Blue Heron |
Juvenile Little Blue Heron |
Roseate Spoonbill |
First-winter Laughing Gull |
First-winter American Herring Gull |
First-winter American Herring Gull |
Juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk |
Juvenile and adult Brown Pelicans |
Sub-adult Brown Pelican |
Common Ground-Dove |
Northern Mockingbird |
Great Blue Heron |
Adult Yellow-crowned Night Heron |
Adult Yellow-crowned Night Heron |
Adult Yellow-crowned Night Heron |
Sub-adult Yellow-crowned Night Heron |
Black-hooded Parakeet |
Redheads, Ring-necked Ducks and Shovelers |
Short-billed Dowitcher |
Least Sandpiper |
Sanderling |
Turnstone |
Female Brown-headed Cowbird |
Brown-headed Cowbird |
Black Skimmer |
Black Skimmer |
Black Skimmers |
Cabot's Tern with Black Skimmers |
Second-winter American Herring Gull |
Near adult American Herring Gull |
Royal & Sandwich Terns, Black Skimmers and Laughing Gull. |
Forster's Tern |
Adult male Downy Woodpecker |
Nine-banded Armadillo |
Nine-banded Armadillo |
US Coast Guard HH-60 Jayhawk |
You can say that again! |
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