I’ve been pretty busy with work, but I have gotten a few trips out. These are photos from the final birding class field trip to Bayou Sauvage. Some are ok, but mostly they are a record of some of the birds we saw – it was quite dreary and overcast for most of the trip.
Bald Eagle I got there early and was lucky enough to see this eagle perched in the distance, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
There were also Black-necked Stilt wading in the water near the parking lot. Later they also flew over, but I didn’t get a photo. Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Kestrel male, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
The bald eagle flew over later, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Red-bellied Woodpecker, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Ibis, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Turkey Vulture, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Osprey, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Belted Kingfisher, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Black Crowned Night Heron, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Common Tern, I think; it could also be Forster’s but the pic isn’t great, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Common Tern, second photo; if y’all know what it is let me know, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
raptor, not sure which type, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
another raptor, not sure which type, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Killdeer, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Anhingas, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Some kind of warbler, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
I think this might be an Eastern Meadowlark, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
American White Pelicans, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Prothonotary Warbler, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
Prothonotary Warbler, Bayou Sauvage, New Orleans, LA, 2009-Mar-28
All photos © Amy Friends Stone and all rights reserved.
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