More New Wetland, Wood Ducks, Blue-winged Teal Ducks, Cormorants, Turkey Vultures, Sparrows, Warblers and Canada Geese.

North Wetland Looking West.

Having spent three days in the new wetland, I'm probably going to bore everyone to tears. I've included the photos of the wetland to re-acquaint you with it. If you want more information just scroll back to my earlier post. There are a series of new sightings, the Blue-winged Teals, the Canada Warbler, and, almost the Yellow- Bellied Sap Sucker, who I have seen only once before. The question marks with the birds mean, I'm not certain so jump in, although I'm going to post them on NWO Birds. There's a minimium of copy except to say that the Bear Highway is littered with bear sign and the narrow trail in the grass is theirs, not mine. So not only is there a great deal of activity, but you have to be alert as it's fall and the bears are adding extra weight now. Good thing they're vegans isn't it.

Click on the photos and the whole post will become an enlarged slideshow.   

A Post to WBW @ http://vermilonriverwildlife.blogspot.com/

South Wetland Looking West

Bear Highway And My Trail.

Canada Warbler?

Yellow-Bellied Sap Sucker ?

Song Sparrow.

Sparrow

Male Wood Duck

Male Wood Duck

Flock Of Wood Ducks.

Blue-winged Teal

Female Blue-winged Teal.

Flock Of Blue-winged Teals.

Flock Of Blue-winged Teals.

Cormorant In Flight.

Cormorant in Flight.

Canada Goose.

Flight Of Canada Geese

Close Up, so close I thought he was going to hit me.

Landing Canada Goose.

Flight of Canada Gees.

Turkey Vulture.

Turkey Vulture.