Woodcock

I have been remise in putting anything on the blog and for those of you who actually visit, I apologize,

Recently the woodcock have been around and occasionally I see them on or near the road.

Here are a few shots. I love how the can disappear into the leaf litter.

You will have to look closely

Comments

Anonymous said…
I have been having a hard time getting a good picture of these guys! Been wondering when you would post again!
8:23 pm
Lynne at Hasty Brook said…
Nice photos! I had to enlarge the second two to find them. That is one silly looking bird.
10:07 am
Rondeau Ric said…
Some people expect me to work for my pay. Can you believe it? ;-)

Snipe is another silly looking bird.
11:53 am
Susan Gets Native said…
No wonder I can't find any.
12:58 am
dguzman said…
Here I've been looking everywhere for woodcocks, and you get one on a street? No fair!

Hope you don't mind if I tag you for the eight random facts meme--see my bloggy for the rules!
4:09 pm
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