I wasn’t expecting to find anything new at the Largo Nature Preserve in early December. I did find some usual wintering birds including a blue-gray gnatcatcher and a yellow rumped warbler.
Yellow crowned night herons hang out along the boardwalk that circles the small lake. Years ago they nested here but I haven’t seen any nests in a long time.
A female blue winged teal is common here in the winter.
Northern shovelers are occasionally seen here in the winter. There were several males and females on this morning.
A pied grebe was running away.
I found some tiny critters trying to hide on the leaves.
The bald cypress trees were starting to show their fall colors.
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