Jackson Bottom Walk

We took a walk over at Jackson Bottom Wetlands a short time ago. It was a gorgeous day and we saw 2 new Life List birds! Here are a few of the photos from the walk.


Sorry that I have not been posting any photos lately. We have just been extremely busy with work and home. We are still watching all of the birds, I just haven't made the time to blog about it. Hopefully, that will change soon. Thanks for stopping by!


An American Bittern! Life list bird!


A Green Heron! Another Life List bird! We tried to get a closer photo but he wasn't cooperating at all.


One of the many swallows at Jackson Bottom. It was warm that day and quite a few of the birds were panting.

We found a small flock of Cedar Waxwings towards the end of our walk. Such awesome birds!

I can never post just one photo of these guys.

Jackson Bottom Wetlands

I went to Jackson Bottom yesterday for about 5 hours. What an awesome day to go! Yes, the weather was pretty bad, but there were birds everywhere! I saw at least 46 identified species and 3 unknowns. It was so much fun! Here are some of the photos. I hope you enjoy them.



Common Yellowthroat

Another Yellowthroat

A Great Egret

A Great Egret and a Great Blue Heron

Marsh Wren

Yellow-Rupmed Warbler

Cliff Swallow

Another Cliff Swallow

Belted Kingfisher

Cinnamon Teals

Northern Shovelers

Killdeer

Mourning Dove

Golden-Crowned Sparrow

Canada Geese and their goslings

Another gosling. So flippin' cute!

Bald Eagle

I saw 2 yesterday. Both adults.

Red-Tail Hawk