The number of Tree Swallows has diminished greatly in the past week but there are still plenty around. These two juveniles were taking a break and kindly posed for pictures.
There was one little sandpiper at the Main Pannes on the refuge just sitting by himself. The yellowish legs mark it as a Least Sandpiper.
And here’s a young Yellow-crowned Night Heron on his roosting branch.
This poor Northern Mockingbird is finishing up his molt and looking pretty seedy. I caught him on a “bad hair day”.
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The tree swallows are adorable! Love all the photos.
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