Mrs. Yugoboy and I took a nice leisurely stroll Saturday at Chimney Bluffs State Park.
This is a rather unique geological formation based on erosion and the underlying clays. The chimneys come from the uneven erosion that leaves spiky formations. It's right on the shore of Lake Ontario. The Endangered Species Act and the elimination of the use of DDT, along with efforts to establish raptors in our area again has resulted in a return of osprey, red tail and bald eagles to our region. I'm not sure what to attribute the Great Blue Heron resurgence to, but I think they're pretty darn awesome, and I love seeing them around as well. We saw the bald eagles and red tails, but those pix aren't even worth sharing. The eagle was too too far away and I had the wrong lens on the camera, and I never got the red tails at all.
Keywords: Osprey, Chimney Bluffs, Geology, Geologic Formations, Raven, Heron, Great Blue, Sky, Lake Ontario, Raptor, Flying, Bird, Birds
This is a rather unique geological formation based on erosion and the underlying clays. The chimneys come from the uneven erosion that leaves spiky formations. It's right on the shore of Lake Ontario. The Endangered Species Act and the elimination of the use of DDT, along with efforts to establish raptors in our area again has resulted in a return of osprey, red tail and bald eagles to our region. I'm not sure what to attribute the Great Blue Heron resurgence to, but I think they're pretty darn awesome, and I love seeing them around as well. We saw the bald eagles and red tails, but those pix aren't even worth sharing. The eagle was too too far away and I had the wrong lens on the camera, and I never got the red tails at all.
Keywords: Osprey, Chimney Bluffs, Geology, Geologic Formations, Raven, Heron, Great Blue, Sky, Lake Ontario, Raptor, Flying, Bird, Birds
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