Good morning!
It's a bird's world, with Photographer Tim Seay
I love my morning photo walks at Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Park. Located just off the Carquinez Strait, it is a hidden gem in the vast system of waterways in the California Delta. So many birds. So many stories to share with my camera... enjoy!
Morning Walks at Radke Park with Tim Seay
Great Blue Heron chases a Snowy Egret off it's perch on the remnants of the Schooner Forrester
Song Sparrow perched on a hollowed out pylon on the Pickleweed Trail
Oh, deer... Mule Deer on the Pickleweed Trail. Always a nice surprise
Canada Goose flaps its wings at the Bill Nichols Pond. Spring is right around the corner
Red-tailed Hawk taking an early morning dip in a puddle on the freshly watered grass
A horse, of course... this beauty got away from the stables and started running along the trails
Beauty on the Delta
Least Sandpiper (Calidris minutilla)
Least Sandpiper feeding in the mudflats at low tide on the Carquinez Shoreline. The Least Sandpipers are the smallest of the shorebirds and can be identified by the yellow legs, brown upper parts and white lower parts.
