My trips to the park would vary from day to day, no two being the same. Different species would come and go, from small waders such as Green and Wood Sandpipers to large Herons and Egrets. The lake was too deep for waders, so they would circle around and then fly off again. I never knew what would turn up next.
I had hoped to photograph Purple Heron, as I had seen some good shots of one taken here earlier this year. Speaking to a local, he told me that May and June was the best time to see them, although I did briefly see one but wasn't able to photograph it. Here are a few shots of some of the species that were photographable.
I had hoped to photograph Purple Heron, as I had seen some good shots of one taken here earlier this year. Speaking to a local, he told me that May and June was the best time to see them, although I did briefly see one but wasn't able to photograph it. Here are a few shots of some of the species that were photographable.
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| Great White Egret |
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| Great White Egret |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Black-winged Stilt |
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| Little Egret |
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| Little Egret |
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