A willet enjoys the temporary ponds and the meals within created by spring rain along the front range while migrating to a more suitable habitat along further north.
A willet enjoys the temporary ponds and the meals within created by spring rain along the front range while migrating to a more suitable habitat along further north.
nature has no boss 
Nice capture! 🙂
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Thanks.
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Wow, gorgeous! Nice job.
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Thanks Lucy, Hope you have a great weekend.
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What perfect camouflage, I could see how he would just disappear among the mud and grasses.
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Hi Eliza, it is great camouflage for that terrain an even the slightly overcast conditions that day.
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Beautiful capture, Mike.
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Thanks Jane, it was fun watching this guy looking for a meal in this transitory little pond. Hope he has move on to more permanent wetlands by now.
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Well done! These skittery, well camouflaged shore birds nest in a marshy backwater across, and 400m upriver’ from where I live. (Vernon Bridge,PEI)
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Thanks, you are lucky to have these guys around and nesting by you. Someday I would love to get up to PEI and explore as it sure looks beautiful. Hope you have a great weekend.
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If you come, I’ll put you in touch with some REAL birders. We had a great weekend; the temperature got about 10 degrees C (50F) today!!!
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Hi, yikes not sure I am ready for REAL birders. 🙂
Sounds like your weather was similar to ours last weekend in temps. Glad spring has moved your way and hope you are enjoying it.
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Ones who know where the really good photo ops are…
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Those are my kind of birders for sure.
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A perfect picture. Even though this bird is not colorful, it is still a beautiful bird. Have a wonderful day, as I intend to do.
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Thanks and hope your weekend is off to a great start.
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