Today was a day off work for us and we chose to go birding
at the Wood River Wetland. We got an
early start, and were birding by 7:15 AM in an effort to beat the heat. The Wood River Wetland is a 3,000 acre
wetland along the Wood River on the north edge of Agency Lake, and has one of
the largest concentrations of birds of any place we have ever visited. We birded for 3 hours and identified 42
different species. Some we missed, but
we will be back with our spotting scope to get a closer look. The best photo of
our morning was this Double-crested Cormorant drying off its wings.
Great photo! Thanks for sharing.
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