Cock up at the park

Given the construction, we avoid leaving the kitties alone when the workers are doing their thing. Instead, we left very early and went to the park at sunrise. The last time we were there, we got to watch ducks, geese and robins. This time, it was very quiet.

Not a cloud in the sky as Karl The Fog was on a short vacaion. Photo by Lastech
Not a cloud in the sky as Karl The Fog was on a short vacaion. Photo by Lastech
Stow Lake
Stow Lake
Only a couple of quiet ducks were out
Only a couple of quiet ducks were out
Duck and ripples
Duck and ripples
Even with no clouds, the colors were pretty
Even with no clouds, the colors were pretty
The spires of St. Ignatius
The spires of St. Ignatius

Since a couple of ducks were the only wildlife we found at Stow Lake, we wandered off to another lake for a walk.

Eucalyptus in bloom
Eucalyptus in bloom
Closeup of the Eucalyptus blooms
Closeup of the Eucalyptus blooms

It had been a very quiet morning, all things considered. While slighty disappointed that we didn’t see more wildlife, we were very happy with the sunrise and eucalyptus and lack of other humans. In other words, it was peaceful. It didn’t last. Our peace and quiet was abruptly shattered.

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We headed off around the next curve in the trail and came face to face with the rare and elusive Golden Gate Bawk-Bawk.

Here you see them investigating the noms that some human left for them
Here you can see them investigating the noms that some human left for them
This Bawk-Bawk has paused long enough to pose for me
This Bawk-Bawk stopped long enough to pose for me
Abandoning the noms left by humans, they can be seen scratching in the grass
Abandoning the noms left by humans, they can be seen scratching in the grass

Our very quiet morning turned into a rare event and will be much remembered. As we left, the Bawk-Bawks were safely roosting in the nearby shrubbery.

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3 Replies to “Cock up at the park”

  1. Great pictures! Those roosters are amazing but I really like the pic of the spires of St. Ignatius. What a peaceful, beautiful scene.

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