Birds, Words, Pics + TV
I enjoyed my January visit with the Whooping Crane in Osceola County so much, I went back through my photos to see if there were others I wanted to share. And of course there were some.
This has to be the rarest bird I have ever photographed, so why not see some more pictures of this endangered species?
If you want to learn more about Whooping Cranes and the efforts to save the species, you can visit the International Crane Foundation here.
Some are returning birds, like the Palm Warbler and the Yellow-throated Warbler. Some are new, like the female Painted Bunting. And some are regulars, like the Northern Cardinal and the Blue Jay.
A lot of birds show off with beautiful colors, but this little one shows that black and white can be brilliant colors on their own.
I turned a corner on one of the paths and noticed a bit of movement over to my left. There was a red fox, just standing there looking at me.