Continuing the roll call of winter visitors to our shores today's photo is of a pair of American wigeons (Anas americana) , the female o...

The title of this post would probably have been more appropriate for New Year's Eve but this is also a typical view when dabbling ducks...

In the bottom right of yesterday's photo you can see the ducks pictured in today's photo. These are Wigeons; most are American Wigeo...

Here's another common winter resident, the American Wigeon (Anas americana) (or Widgeon if you prefer). We do see them in the summerti...

Ten days ago I posted a photo of a female American Wigeon (Anas americana) taken at Cattle Point. Here is the male of the species, photogr...

I was going to post another sunrise photo today but I realized that they are a little like cupcakes - one is fine but a steady diet is a bit...

I've posted photos of Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) before because they are large, relatively tame and attractive year round reside...

When I was much younger and lived in a rural area I liked to do a little bird watching from time to time. I also did a little when I lived i...