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Have just returned from kayaking my lake. I encountered the Loon pair
with two chicks--one in the water and one on the back of the parent.
When paddling back to my house, I observed two White-Winged Doves on
the railing of my deck.
At first I assumed they were the Mourning Doves I have been hearing;
however, they had the conspicuous white on the wings and the deep blue
markings around the eyes.
I observed them through binoculars. As soon as I moved to get out of
the kayak, they flew off.
I have been watching for them to return, but no luck.
I believe they were feeding on spilled sunflower hearts around the deck
feeders. So they might come back for an easy meal.
Karen
NE SLC
Little Sand Lake
Karen Sussman [email protected]
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<fontfamily><param>Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro</param>Have just returned
from kayaking my lake. I encountered the Loon pair with two
chicks--one in the water and one on the back of the parent.
When paddling back to my house, I observed two White-Winged Doves on
the railing of my deck.
At first I assumed they were the Mourning Doves I have been hearing;
however, they had the conspicuous white on the wings and the deep blue
markings around the eyes.
I observed them through binoculars. As soon as I moved to get out of
the kayak, they flew off.
I have been watching for them to return, but no luck.
I believe they were feeding on spilled sunflower hearts around the
deck feeders. So they might come back for an easy meal.
Karen
NE SLC
Little Sand Lake </fontfamily>
<fontfamily><param>Times New Roman</param>Karen Sussman
[email protected]</fontfamily>
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