Spring is the home-coming season for many birds. A few days ago I saw a pair of blue herons flying over the large pond, possibly on a house-hunting tour. This morning I saw one standing on a tall tree in the central island. The big bird opened the beak as if to say "good morning" to me, and then did several postings for me to take portrait shots.
A northern flicker couple are apparently hatching eggs in their lovely home overlooking the pond and the central island. The expecting mom looked tired and was waiting for her husband to take the next shift. Lo and behold, he came home and after a soft and sweet whisper, took over the job. New flowers and leaves are now everywhere, bringing delight to both people and animals. The picture of orchid flowers were taken at home. They are new members added to my family. I have been watching the buds for almost 5 months. The waiting finally paid off. Comments are closed.
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Chuan-Chu ChouI am a frequent visitor of Brightwood Park and enjoy sharing my discoveries. Archives
October 2024
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LocationBrightwood Park is on the North end of Prospect Street. Go past Franklin School and look for the entrance on the left.
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