It was nice to have a sunny, warm morning to park along the road and watch the eagle parents and their two youngsters. The eaglets are not quite at the eating on their own stage, but very close. The parents went for fish twice while I was there. This is that time when the number of trips for food never quite seem to be enough and the parents start to look pretty worn out. Click on pictures to enlarge.
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I think these two might have their eyes on this space for nesting. I wouldn’t mind seeing some fuzzy little goslings. Click on pictures to enlarge.
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There will be a wetlands solidarity march on the University of Kansas campus Monday, April 14 at 11:15 AM. For more info, visit the Facebook page and wetlands history.
Stop this.
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Save this.
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Loved checking out this huge great blue heron rookery the other day! As we were watching, I noticed that we were really only getting a partial view. There are many more nests in the trees behind. Click on pictures to enlarge.
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Nice to see some spring this morning! Click on pictures to enlarge.
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