After kind of slacking and visiting the park only once each weekend lately, I've set a new goal for myself to visit every day this week. Tonight was somewhat uneventful though I did see a couple of deer right on the first woodchip trail. They are all looking rather scrawny lately. You can see their ribs and their fur is kind of matted and clumpy -almost like they've been swimming or something.
I don't know if it's from just coming off the long winter or what but they definitely all have this appearance since of the beginning of April. Later down the same trail I spotted a large Hawk but didn't get any blog-worthy pictures. Not much else to note until coming back to the south side where there are still Canada Geese at the mouth of Shingle Creek. I assume some of them are nesting in the area based on their back and forth "patrolling" behaviour.
After kind of slacking and visiting the park only once each weekend lately, I've set a new goal for myself to visit every day this week. Tonight was somewhat uneventful though I did see a couple of deer right on the first woodchip trail. They are all looking rather scrawny lately. You can see their ribs and their fur is kind of matted and clumpy -almost like they've been swimming or something. 
I don't know if it's from just coming off the long winter or what but they definitely all have this appearance since of the beginning of April. Later down the same trail I spotted a large Hawk but didn't get any blog-worthy pictures. Not much else to note until coming back to the south side where there are still Canada Geese at the mouth of Shingle Creek. I assume some of them are nesting in the area based on their back and forth "patrolling" behaviour.
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