Tri-coloured speculum: two thin stripes - superior ochre and inferior whitish - and a broad central stripe black

With mallard duck

Fifteen individuals were counted in the Gull Pond and for the first time we saw a pair in the Duck Pond

Eating fruit of white cedar Melia azedarach

Eating grass

Scattering a flock of starlings

Only a sample of the number of caracaras which emerge from the Gull Pond

The tide was low and they stood on the shore

In the river coast

At buttercup tree Senna corymbosa

Preening another baywing

Light morph

Light morph

Adult and juvenile

A couple of days ago Nicolás also photographed a monk parakeet with a mayonnaise sachet. Will it be the same individual?

At Camptosema rubicundum

At blue anise sage Salvia guaranitica

With juvenile wood stork. Very early in the morning they are already foraging

With a grasshopper caught for the juvenile

Grasshopper delivered by the adult

Feeding a dragonfly to a chick on the wing

Feeding a dragonfly to a chick on the wing

With a mayonnaise sachet

Three cattle tyrants and a southern screamer

They flew in a line from the west towards the river and as they approached the coast they began to move in circles to end up in a V formation and headed north

Groups of gulls begin to fly by

With great egret on the right

The breeding season is almost over for summer visitors and their voices are hardly heard. The red-eyed vireo is one of the birds that fill the reserve with its songs.

With juvenile roseate spoonbill

Male perched in the finger plant but eating Guinea grass Megathyrsus maximus

Chiloe wigeon behind yellow-billed teal and two Brazilian teals

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Eating seeds of wild teasel Dipsacus fullonum

eating flower of silk floss tree Chorisia speciosa

At blue anise sage Salvia guaranitica

With white-faced whistling-duck

A juvenile Roseate Spoonbill sweeping the water with the bill at the Coypu Pond. 

With yellow-billed teal on the left

Very far this hawk flew back and forth over the Gull Pond

With common gallinule

Brown colouring is almost disappearing. Flank is grey

A pair in the Coypu Pond

A pair in the Coypu Pond