I believe Snoopy (apologies to Charles Shultz) would likely start this story “It was a cold and windy morning.”
White-throated Sparrow at the Seabrook Island Water Treatment Plant – Marie Wardell
Bald Eagle soaring above the Seabrook Island Water Treatment Plant – Marie Wardell
Two female Bufflehead swimming at the Seabrook Island Water Treatment Plant – Marie Wardell
Bufflehead swimming at the Seabrook Island Water Treatment Plant – Marie Wardell
Ruddy Duck swimming in the Seabrook Island Water Treatment lake – Nancy Brown
Wilson’s Snipe foraging along the shore of the Seabrook Island Water Treatment lake – Nancy Brown
It was indeed a cold — 28 degrees — and windy morning when we ventured outside to join David Gardner on a Learning Together birding walk. The initial site was the Island’s gardens and maintenance areas. Ten had signed up to accompany David; six showed up; and four finished. Fortunately we enjoyed bright sunshine and much of the time we were sheltered from the chilly wind.
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