This morning was very chill. At the time I arrived in the Birds Preserve, it was about 40 degree without sunlight. I usually would not wear much clothes there because after a mile walk I would fell warm. But this time I was freeze, so I walked very fast. It was not disappointed me this time again. I saw seven dears running over just in front of my eyes.
After we parked the car, we decided to walk over the road to other side of Preserve. Most birds already migrated to the north, so only some ducks, little geese, and couple egrets there. But before we crossed the road, we saw a falcon landed on the top of tree. Did the falcon felt even too cold to fly on the sky?
I was speed walking to keep my body warm. After one mile, I finally did not feel chill anymore. We took a long trail to add an extra mile today. Not bad, we suddenly saw seven deers one by one running over the trail in front of our eyes. Luckily, we captures the last deer with very good pictures. There were a group of visitors to the Preserve with a tour lady. We heard over she said the native Indian living in this area many years ago hunting deers for their food. We really saw the deers exist in this place today.
This squirrel was on the tree that next to the trail, so I used my camera captured it well. I also saw a group of people were taking family pictures there. They were all dressing up. I already recognized some people there due to they were going there every Saturday morning as us.
I was kind of tire today of the 4 miles walk. But looking at all these beautiful pictures, it's relax and enjoyable. Hope you like these pictures!