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| Trude | profile | all galleries >> seasons_of_nature_spring >> spring_at_san_jacinto_wildlife_area_2010 | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
 Our first trip to San Jacinto Wildlife Area near Hemet |
 Dozen White-faced Ibis in first pond |
 Feathers reflected in hot morning sun |
 Amazing colors! |
 Interesting wing display |
 Two wing displays are better than one |
 Lots of Western Kingbirds |
 Lots of fledglings too! |
 High abundance of damselflies and dragonflies |
 Male damselfly (top) carries female to pond |
 Some males less experienced than others at this feat! |
 Mating pair (left) and egg-laying pair (right) |
 Damselfly checks out a meadowhawk |
 Damselfly checks out Green Darners laying eggs |
 Damselfly pair laying eggs on same twig as Green Darners |
 Seeing double |
 Red Saddlebags also abundant |
 Life bird for me: Yellow-headed Blackbird |
 Black Phoebe nest (she flew off as our car passed) |
 Red-tailed Hawk means it was a special day |
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| joseantonio | 31-May-2010 04:41 | |