Birders
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(31,118 posts)2naSalit
(86,889 posts)Like the swans and sandhill cranes all left at the equinox this year, kind of early.
Bayard
(22,199 posts)But haven't seen them departing southwards yet.
We did have a huge heron on our farm pond the other morning.
bottomofthehill
(8,358 posts)Thanks for sharing!
elleng
(131,284 posts)Sorry didn't shoot as many landmarks and I Ds as usual.
Home tomorrow to see who's around.
bottomofthehill
(8,358 posts)Galesville or Kent Island for dinner this week. It has been a brutal couple of weeks. Need a nice dinner on the water with my wife to decompress
elleng
(131,284 posts)Has been lovely for me/us (until last days and darned TRAFFIC,) and very happy to have found MAINE, just WONDERFUL! 570 miles from southern MD to Portland, a BIG round trip number.
3Hotdogs
(12,455 posts)The swamp has pools where migrating ducks rest for the night and then continue their journey in the morning.
Flocks of ducks would fly in and land in the water. Then the evening would be filled with the sound of "quacking" ducks.
HOPING I'll see and hear ducks and geese at home.
maddiemom
(5,106 posts)czarjak
(11,310 posts)Equinox = Science
Sogo
(5,008 posts)and one October, I was driving north when the sky was full of flocks of geese that were flying south. As I passed an industrial office park, V-formation after V-formation was coming in for a landing at a pond outside of one of the office buildings. I felt like I was driving by and under the OHare Airport for birds!