Saturday, October 24, 2020

Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge

The weather was in the 70's today so we headed out to do a bit of hiking in the refuge. This refuge is so close to us, I don't know why we don't go here more often. Of course, these days they aren't feeding birds or keeping much up but it is still a beautiful place. I love the area with all the Spanish Moss on the trees. It is like walking in a wonderland.






Lots of Different Hiking Trails Here

Huge Nest In This Tree







Altamira Oriole




I just love these trees - they feel other worldly!



There are a couple of these towers that you can climb to get a view from above.




No food left and no birds either!


A couple of Great Kiskadees






I may be wrong, but I believe this is the only refuge that has these draped trees.



Lee with Mask On - we were running into people on this trail - had a bunch of scouts and their families. We were hoping to lose them since they were so noisy they scared all the birds away for miles!






A Great Kiskadee was one of the first 
ones back after the group passed us.






A Pie-billed Grebe


Mama and Baby Grebe



American Coot




Mary with her Mask on!

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