I took advantage of an early rise to listen for Fish Crows behind St Joe High this morning. They didn't disappoint. I doubt I waited more than 5 minutes before I started hearing them. There were a couple birds to the right and several more to the left. I watched 3 of the birds call back and forth, about 4 others were silent. Apologies for the lack of Image Stabilization or auto-focus, both make noise and decrease the ability to record the sounds.
There's a better recording (from an even worse video) embedded in the eBird checklist.
Some other random shots that haven't quite been enough to break into the Panama series of blogs, first a Western (rufous morph) Redtail on a foggy morning next to the landfill a couple weeks ago.
I had a little bit of luck with brown geese this spring seeing Cacklers a couple times and White-fronted once. The pics haven't been great though.
Along the waterfowl theme, a bird I don't try to photograph often enough, Wood Duck.
Finally, the best pics I've taken in Berrien this spring, a Red Fox at Tiscornia this morning.
It was trotting along (and flushed a mallard), and then startled when it heard my shutter starting to hammer.
He looked back at me and bolted off.
I've seen a coyote at Tiscornia once, but this was my first Red Fox there.
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