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Heath Arcadia

A handful of the birds I saw at Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge in Clark County, Washington a week ago today.
Wilson's Snipe (my first time seeing one)
Great Blue Heron
Ring-necked Duck
Red-winged Blackbirds

A round bird with a very long beak standing in the green grasses of a wetland. The bird's feathers are a mottled brown on the top part of its body, giving way to white feathers on the belly.
A larger bird with long legs, blue-grey feathers, and a long pointy orange beak walking on the grassy shore near a small body of water. The bird has a patch of black feathers on its head.
A duck swimming in the water, seen from the side. One gold eye is visible. Its wing is light grey and white, while its body and head are black. The feathers on its head make it look like it has a mohawk. Its bill is color blocked grey, white, then black.
A gathering of five blackbirds on a pebbly ground. A red and yellow stripe is visible on their wings.
#birds#birdwatching#washington
Mar 30, 2025, 03:45 PM·Public·Web
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