Wednesday March 31st
Made the three hour drive over to the East Coast to twitch after a rarity. We get the occasional Western Spindalis who has managed to get its self over to Florida. A pretty little bird from the islands of the Caribbean. Had my lifer observation about five years at Markham Park in Sunrise. Today we have a beautiful male hanging-out near the restrooms at Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge near Vero Beach. Very cooperative and popular with the birders. Not much other activity though. At the impoundment there were a few Blue-winged Teal, a couple of American Widgeons and a Lesser Scaup. Tarpon too.
Before heading home, checked out, nearby, Sebastian Inlet State Park to look for any pelagic birds out on the Atlantic. Just a Frigatebird today and lots of snowbirds. A huge ray breached in the inlet. That was cool.
Seaside Dragonlet |
Butterfly Pea |
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