I sort of left you folks hanging as to if there was anything further to report from 21 February's Little Lehigh hike.
Well, after getting the less than great Bluejay image just past Klein's Bridge, nothing noteworthy had showed up by the time I reached Fish Hatchery Road ( as far as I have gone in the past). However, frustrated by the lack of results, I pressed on upstream into unexplored territory (for me that is) for another half mile or so. The first thing I noticed was a new spring:
Although there wasn't a real trail, I continued on until the embankment from Keystone Road precluded any further progress. However, just at that point, fate took pity on me and intervened in the form of several Canada Geese, which graciously posed for me:
I have previously not been too fond of geese (they are messy birds), but I did have to thank these guys for their support.
As I headed back downstream, just before reaching Fish Hatchery Road again, I glanced skyward and noticed another hawk at altitude:
By the way, has anyone determined what he UFFO was in my last post?
And, did I spot anything else before getting back home?
Love all the ducks; oh my ... that Hardhead ... those eyes! 
Cute shot of the Wood Duck standing on one leg and the Chestnut Teal is really stunning! 
the expression on the one in photo #4 needs a caption like "Whatcha looking at?" Photo #6, of the pair in with the sun reflecting on the water is so nice! Is that neat Hawk the Red-tailed? They are a lot larger than the Red-shouldered that we have so many of here. The Red-tailed is found here too but I rarely see them. I'll have to go back and look at your last post again with the UFFO.
images are way noisy and oof.... sorry.... 
he got away 
