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Yesterday at Wako

I counted 20 in one tree at Wakodahatchee this morning. When the park closes for 2 weeks in October, they try to capture most of them. By the summer, their population is back up.

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and then it started to drizzle, so we left for home.

Yesterday afternoon at Lake Osborne

All three little ones accounted for #1 #2 #3

Sunbathing Then someone walked by and spooked him

Yesterday at Wako

Sorry, I know most of the photographers at Wakodahatchee, but I don't know him. He was shooting a Common Moorhen (aka Gallinule) with 2 chicks.

Congratulations blackstar!

Walking back into the woods, I came across this bench.