You don't see a Double-Crested Cormorant every day, so here's one displaying his wings. |
This Great Black-Backed Gull wants you to notice his red "upchuck button" on his beak. The chicks push that button, and out pops pre-chewed baby gull food. |
Look in that rusty frame and there's a Herring Gull chick. We were exploring the dock side of some of Cape May's seafood processing plants yesterday on the Skimmer for a different perspective. |
His yellow feet indicate that this is a Snowy Egret (rather than a Great Egret who would have black feet). |
Here's an Osprey nest with a mom (right) and her chicks. |
This American Oystercatcher is looking for Razor Clams. |
This is a Laughing Gull with her chick hiding behind her. This shot also shows the layers of the bog--each layer represents a year in the bog's life. |
"Hey! You! Get off of my shoal!" A Snowy Egret visits a Great Black-Backed Gull. |
This guy wants you to stay away from his boat. (But y'all come back soon!) |
1 comment:
Thank you for commenting, Margaret R! It is easy to write an interesting post when you love the topic.
Margaret M.
Post a Comment