Circled the island once and got a nice view of big snapping turtle in the
mud opposite the
cypress swamp.
For you botany buffs, a bit of trivia: Cypress tree growing here mark the
furthest north that
these unusual trees have been found.
I won't dwell on Theodore Roosevelt Island since it was a total bust as far
as warblers went.
Even the more common birds seemed to be conspicuously absent.
Of course I was there around noon, so I shouldn't expect as much as from
morning walks.
I sure hope things perk up soon.
3 blue-gray gnatcatchers
2 fish crows
6 Carolina Wrens
3 Red-bellied woodpeckers
8 Robins
20 Cardinals
1 Flicker
1 Mallard Duck
2 Canadian Geese
Have collected a few more pictures in the Birds section of my web album if
anyone
cares to take a look. _http://picasaweb.google.com/Ntrlst58/Birds_ ;
(http://picasaweb.google.com/Ntrlst58/Birds)
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