Dailyish
Bridge to Strawberry Hill over Blue Heron Lake
Construction project in Marina Bay, seen from the Helix Bridge
Marina Bay Sands from the Gardens
Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay
Over the five or so hours I spent at the reserve I saw less than a dozen people. One of them was this photographer. She saw me start at a spider that was building a web across the path and admonished me for my cowardice. "It's not going to hurt you!"
A Painted Stork flies by while I'm crossing the bridge back over the Sugei Buloh Besar
I took shelter from the rain storm in one of the blinds that are setup overlooking the inlet. Apparently, so did this rather well-fed Malayan Monitor Lizard. He's a big one, maybe eight feet nose to tail.
Western Gull in front of the ferry to Oakland.
The gulls around the Ferry Building are quite used to people and don't seem to mind a camera being pointed at them.
The gulls around the Ferry Building are quite used to people and don't seem to mind a camera being pointed at them.
The gulls around the Ferry Building are quite used to people and don't seem to mind a camera being pointed at them.
Western Gull at the Ferry Building
Stow Lake fly-by
Angry brid
Water landing
American Robins are common. In fact, they're the most abundant bird in North America. And definitely the most abundant in our backyard today.
Canada Goose with a wet head (Detail)
Canada Goose with a wet head
Western Gull in front of the Embarcadero
Seeing the red spot on the beak helps trigger feeding in chicks. Tinbergen shared the Nobel in 1973 for this (among many other studies), bringing ethology fimly into the recognized sciences.
Rock Dove on Pier 14
Song Sparrow in the Crittenden Marsh
