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Ron writes:
"Here are some images of several close encounters in the Kearny Marsh on Sunday afternoon.
"The Northern Harrier was a fly-by right off my bow and the plovers were photographed within an oar's reach of my lens. The Black-bellied Plover was extremely cooperative.
"The Keegan landfill held at least seven kestrels both hover-hunting and perched on the surrounding poles.
"Wading birds abounded, including several Green Herons."
Plover pix follow. (Thanks, Ron!)
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I always look forward to your Kearny reports and most excellent pictures! I feel like I am there in a kayak right next to you. Thanks!
Posted by: Brandon Caswell83 | September 29, 2012 at 09:44 AM