We decided that it is better (and more organized) if we tried to add a weekly digest of what we did or photographed in each category. Not all categories will appear each week, just as something interesting happens. Carrollton sees more than its fair share of Egrets during Spring – in fact the City uses loud noise to dissuade them from nesting. This group at the weir seem to be totally unconcerned wading in the shallows. A little further down stream another grouping, this time egrets and yellow-crowned night…

There’s been very mixed weather lately, even though it is supposed to be spring. In the last week we’ve had very cold starts, storm clouds and now a balmy 75 degrees (F), followed by a storm around noon. Here are just a few of the morning views.   Some of the wildlife seems to have moved on. We’ve not heard the woodpecker for a few days, the Red Cardinal keeps making an appearance and the big heron hasn’t been around for a while.

Who believes that ducks can read, or was it that the people saw where the ducks cross before they put up the sign. I prefer to think they are smart ducks 🙂 The Duck Behold the duck. It does not cluck. A cluck it lacks. It quacks. It is specially fond Of a puddle or pond. When it dines or sups, It bottoms ups. Ogden Nash