New Jersey Birds 2024
1 May 2024 — Van Saun Park in Paramus, NJ
In and around Walden Pond in the park
In the bushes we found a pair of ducks with their little ones
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In the middle of the muddy area was a killdeer family. Sometimes one, sometimes both, flew up to chase off bigger birds.
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Zooming in, it’s hard to spot the nesting killdeer.

Zooming in more, looking for the horizontal stripes of a killdeer.
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Why it’s good to have a 40X camera (Canon SX730 HS)
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Binoculars really help to spot the nesting killdeer.![]()

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Canada geese swimming with the spring babies![]()

A wading bird![]()

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Goose families with goslings born earlier and later than other families. There were three different sizes of goslings.![]()

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As the goslings get bigger they look more brown and less golden.![]()

Older ones![]()

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Goslings frequently sit down to eat.![]()

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