Hello, everyone.
I recently had occasion to do some walking in my town and passed by the city golf course. There was an egret on the grass near the water hazard.
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View of egret from across the (busy) road |
Other wildlife we have seen in this area, or in the city: yellow-crowned parrots and green parrokeets (not budgies) are known to live around here. On certain streets, they pose on the electric lines around 9 a.m. on Sundays. White pelicans are known to visit the water hazards of this golf course. Also whistling tree ducks live and breed in the area.
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Tree ducks leading their brood to the drainage ditch. (They crossed our whole front yard!) |
Roadrunners are not as common in town as out in the country, but they are around.
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Roadrunner, using the patio crisscross as a lookout point! |
And, of course, the usual jackrabbits, geckoes, and the occasional snake. Plus cardinals, mockingbirds, curve-billed thrashers, grackles, etc. etc.
In the (hopefully) near future, there will be a post about the Mission Hike and Bike Trail. We walked a lot on it while training for the Camino in 2014. One day we were there around 7 in the morning, and we saw a small herd of javelinas.
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