My Alive and Thriving yesterday and the afternoon before!

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Happy #aliveandthriving Tuesday afternoon / evening to you, and thank you for your visit!
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So friends to start I rode the bike back over to the Park on Sunday afternoon to get in a few more miles.

When I got there I found the Tri-Colored Heron again in the stream and I think I got a few better photos as I did get a lot closer. This was a pretty close face photo,

And this one a bit more from above,

Then I moved upstream and found one of the two Ducks that are currently living there. Here marching into the wind,

And doing a feather ruffle,

Speaking of feather ruffles - caught a Great Blue Heron doing the feather ruffle as well!

And back to normal,

Otherwise, the tide was very low - to say the least,

The Sandbars are growing right out there and the Seagrass is laying over on the surface!

And that was a few photos from my #aliveandthriving last two afternoons!
I want to thank you again for your visit and I am Wishing you a Very Blessed, Happy, and Safe New-Week!
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How exciting.
It sounds like you had a very productive afternoon in the park.
Tricolored Herons are fascinating birds and being able to capture a photo up close must have been an incredible experience.
Good photos, congratulations.

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Sending you some Ecency Points!

Very nice! I get to learn about the different birds from your posts. 😅 Sadly I do not see many of them in the city. Fascinating how low the tide could get there. Thank you for another interesting day at the pier. Happy midweek!

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