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| We drove next to the trail and lookout platform on the Causeway. |
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| Right in the water in front of the lookout platform, A Great Blue Heron, fishing. |
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| They do look prehistoric. |
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| He was very co-operative, giving us plenty of time to play with angles and reflections. |
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| A quick opportunity to try a bird in flight again. The shutter speed was right but they are still very difficult to follow and soon it was flying away |
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| and I went back to photographing non moving nature. |
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| as we walked the trail to the next platform. |
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| When we reached the platform at the end of the trail we were rewarded with this beautiful yellow island. |
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| We all stood on the platform, searching for subjects. |
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| In the distance, Egrets and Herons and |
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| a Kingfisher. |
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| In the water below; a Muskrat. |
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| We saw a bird fly to the yellow island but it was so well camouflaged I could only tell where it was by watching the reflection. Pedro thought it was a Lesser Yellow Legs. |
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| We were so focused on the distance that we nearly missed a snake lounging next to us. |
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| We hurried back to the cars as we realized that the bird banding, our next stop, would be ending soon. |
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| The Heron was still there |
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| A couple more shots and |
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| back to the cars. |
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