Quilt number 2
Before going out of Rockport we stopped at one of the viewing areas
Then we took 1069 out of Rockport until we came to Camp Velero Rd.
You can understand why this is a good area for wintering birds.
Tiki has also taken up bird watching!
WHITE IBIS (JUVENAL)
REDDISH EGRET
LONG BILLED CURLEWS IN THE EVENING PRIMROSE
Just to give you an idea of a field of
BUFFLEHEAD
BLUE -WINGED TEAL
NEOTROPIC CORMORANT
AMERICAN KESTREL
RED-TAIL HAWK
These are taken from a Kayak put in spot on Port Bay Rd. Those white structures you see in the distance are on the other side of Swan lake and where we were on Tuesday. The aqua-cultural complex.
Got back to the room for a few hours before heading out for dinner. For dinner we took the recommendation of our friend and went to Paradise Keys. Another delicious meal.
SHRIMP SCAMPI
VIEW FROM OUR TABLE ON THE PORCH
We were talking on the way there as far as weather this past week it was not great, Cloudy almost every day, a little rain but not much. But it was a good week.
At least you missed the hail we just had in mid-TN. Is blue-wing teal redundant? The spoonbills have been my favorite on this trip.
ReplyDeleteDiana in RR,TXMarch 10, 2017 at 7:43 AM
DeleteThought I responded last night-this may be repeat, who knows. There are also green-wing teals and crimson-wing teals according to Galen. So while it does seem redundant it actually isn't. I loved that last Spoonbill. He was getting his breeding plumage.
Oh Diana, you made me so homesick, lol.we count Aransas Pass, Port A, and Rockport, our home. I just aDore it there. Thanks
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