Pretty faces at the lake.

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Some of the geese have all orange beaks and some have the spots on them. Is that a sunburn? Or maybe an age spot?

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The black swans were nesting.

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The only white pelican at the lake that morning. He looks comfy.

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Pretty goose face.

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The old man face.

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Green and yellow face.

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Another pretty goose face. His feathers are darker than the others and I don’t think his eyes are blue.

Pretty faces at Lake Morton in early March. I stopped to see if there were any duck or goose babies. Still a little early.

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A safe haven for injured birds.

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Spoonbill getting a drink of water.

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Green heron staring at the clouds.

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Pretty in pink.

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“What’s everybody staring at?”

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Looking sleepy.

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Trying to nap.

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A sad sight, problems with his eye.

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Even sadder, it looks like the other eye is missing.

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The osprey was missing half of a wing.

A few of the permanent residents at the Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park. Most have permanent injuries.

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