Susan's Birding and Nature Blog
Gibbons Park Walk
I decided to go to Gibbons Park this morning. It has been awhile. It was cool, 0c, and sunny. The ground is still hard with frost with a little bit of snow around. I first heard the Red-winged Blackbirds. They were singing from every direction. There were Common Grackles flying over and some Robins on the ground. A nice first taste of Spring.
There are usually lots of Woodpeckers in Gibbons. I saw both Downy and Red-bellied Woodpeckers.
The Thames River is still very high and fast flowing.
The Great Horned Owl in her nest having a sleep.
Here are a few more photos from today. I also heard a Carolina Wren, many Northern Cardinals, Blue Jays and Mourning Doves.
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