We arrived at Ding Darling about 8 am to do some birding but did not see many birds. It was a beautiful sunny day but birds had eaten early....was a very early low tide. Only a few white pelicans were grouped together...have seen as many as 40-60 at a time.
A great blue and a great egret had a face off over territory.
A few yellow-crowned night herons were spotted about.
Then we drove to Bailey Tract and again did not see many birds but we did see a bobcat but did not get any pictures. Al just snapped his back tail as he scattered away.
We also saw Don and Lillian Stokes as we left the tract. They were anxious to talk about their new guides coming out in March. We sent them the photo of the unidentified bird from the bay which they said was a loon in winter color. We thought it looked like a winter thick-billed murre escaped from the arctic.
This picture shows what we saw:
Tonight's dinner started with shrimp cocktails and drinks. The entree was Stuffed Eggplant served with salad and hot rolls. I used ground meat, bread crumbs, egg, onions, garlic, oregano, red pepper flakes, and tomatoes in my recipe. Al seemed to enjoy it as he always does at home.
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