Every March for the past few years, we have gone with my parents to
Middle Creek, where the snow geese and tundra swans stop to feed during their migration north. There were approximately 25,000 snow geese and 3,600 tundra swans this weekend (we didn't count them, and I don't know how they come up with these numbers!). Although there were less than we have seen in other years, it was still absolutely breathtaking. We have an amazing creator!
A friendly snow goose coming up close to the birdwatchers:
Fields covered with snow geese:
A few tundra swans flying over the water (these make a beautiful sound):
A cute little birdwatcher:
We also spent some time in the visitors center, which has all kinds of interesting things to look at. Here is Claire feeling the animal fur:
Claire, Gram Gram, and Pap:
Claire & Mimi:
We had a wonderful day birdwatching. In addition to the snow geese and tundra swans, we also saw
Canada geese,
ring-necked ducks,
mergansers,
pintails,
bluebirds and a
belted kingfisher. I am so thankful for my parents who share these awesome experiences with us and teach us all about birdwatching! Thanks Mom & Dad!
