National Wildlife Refuge, Alviso Slough Trail
National Wildlife Refuge, Alviso Slough Trail
On Saturday D. and I went to the National Wildlife Refuge in Alviso. I took a little walk on the Alviso Slough Trail in the southwest part of the refuge; here's part 1 of the pics I took (part 2 here).
Milk thistle in bloom.
Little sandpipers known as peeps run along the edge of a salt pond.
A willet forages in the salt pond.
A ladybug and a tiny brine fly take a rest on a large chunk of driftwood.
Two views of salt pond A12.
Canada goose.
American avocet.
The Alviso Slough Trail follows a levee separating salt evaporation ponds.
Black-necked stilts forage in the ponds.
Part 2 here.
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On Saturday D. and I went to the National Wildlife Refuge in Alviso. I took a little walk on the Alviso Slough Trail in the southwest part of the refuge; here's part 1 of the pics I took (part 2 here).
Milk thistle in bloom.
Little sandpipers known as peeps run along the edge of a salt pond.
A willet forages in the salt pond.
A ladybug and a tiny brine fly take a rest on a large chunk of driftwood.
Two views of salt pond A12.
Canada goose.
American avocet.
The Alviso Slough Trail follows a levee separating salt evaporation ponds.
Black-necked stilts forage in the ponds.
Part 2 here.
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