Seward Alaska
Today, I got my first, and
very small, photo bomb while photographing a grazing cow moose. As she moved
slowly along, she kicked up two SNIPE that shot past her just as I clicked the
shutter. Voila!
Look closely to the left of the moose's nose for the second snipe.
Also spotted between hard
rain showers, 11 NORTHERN SHOVELERS, the first seen this fall, a PEREGRINE
FALCON, and a MERLIN. Sadly, a GLAUCOUS-WINGED GULL flew over, a bright fishing lure hooked in its bill.
At least one TRUMPETER SWAN
is still at the Mile 1 Nash Road wetlands, tucked away on the east side of the
road. One swan was reported at Tern Lake.
Happy Birding!
Carol Griswold
Seward Sporadic Bird Report
Reporter
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