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Ducks at Magnolia Landfill

One place to look for waterfowl is the lower pond at the Magnolia Landfill.

Anas carolinensis, Aythya affinis, Aythya collaris, Bucephala albeola, Magnolia Landfill

Bald Eagle at Magnolia Landfill

It was a great day to see eagles at the Magnolia Landfill. There were at least 7 different eagles flying … More

BaldEagle, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, MagnoliaLandfill

Crescent Moon Through the Clouds

Waning Crescent Moon on November 19th. Waning crescent is the 8th and final moon phase before the New Moon.

American Alligator

I spotted this small American Alligator from the boardwalk at Meaher State Park. It was basking in the November sun.

Alligator mississippiensis, MeaherStatePark, Mobile Bay

Great Blue Heron in the Tall Grass

Classified as a wading bird, this large showy heron is one of the most common birds found on water bodies … More

Ardea herodias, egret, heron, ibis, MeaherStatePark, Mobile Bay

Tricolored Heron

Herons preys upon small animals associated with wetland habitats, such as small fish, shrimp, tadpoles, insects, reptiles, and amphibians. While feeding, … More

Egretta tricolor, MeaherStatePark, Mobile Bay

White Egrets & Ibis at Meaher State Park

This was the most waders I’ve seen at Meaher State Park in a long time. I didn’t take a photo … More

Ardea alba, Egretta thula, Eudocimus albus, MeaherStatePark, Mobile Bay

Little Blue Heron

Adult Little Blue Herons are very dark all over. At close range or in good light, they have a rich … More

Egretta caerulea, heron, MeaherStatePark

White Pelicans

White Pelicans migrate to the Gulf Coast during the winter. A good place to spot them is Meaher State Park.

MeaherStatePark, Pelecanus erythrorhynchos, WhitePelican

Coming in for a Landing

More photos of the Brown Pelicans that can usually be found at the boat launch across from the Battleship Memorial … More

BrownPelican, Mobile Bay, Pelecanus occidentalis

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