Walton Wildlife Walk

Nature journal excerpt from April 30, 2019...

© Photographer: William Wise | iNat Observation: 24219393 - Great Blue Heron; Walton County, Georgia. April 30, 2019.

Tuesday, 7:00 AM - I headed into Walton County an hour earlier this morning. Am I that dedicated to my job? Actually, I am. But is wasn’t for work that I came in early. The sun is up earlier now and I could get in an hour of birding and wildlife photography before clocking in. And it was a productive morning! I believe I hit my Walton all-time birding high: 43 taxa!
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Not only did I get a rather high bird count, but spotted a few other critters as well. A Beaver was swimming the upper pond and a Northern Watersnake was cutting across the main retention pond. In the secluded wetlands area south of the jail I spotted a Green Heron skulking in the shadows; my first spotting for this spring season. While pursuing the heron, a Louisiana Waterthrush sang repeatedly overhead. What a great morning!

© Photographer: William Wise | iNat Observation: 24219393 - Great Blue Heron; Walton County, Georgia. April 30, 2019.

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