Comments on: Wild Eyed: Egret Takes Flight over English Kills http://naturecalendar.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/wild-eyed-egret-takes-flight/ Your Urban Wilderness Community Fri, 06 Mar 2009 19:55:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: helen (of troy) http://naturecalendar.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/wild-eyed-egret-takes-flight/#comment-63 helen (of troy) Fri, 02 May 2008 21:39:56 +0000 http://naturecalendar.wordpress.com/?p=59#comment-63 for years, i road the LIRR to work, and twice a day, as the traind passed through Little Neck Bay, at AlleyPond Park, i would sit in quiet reverance of the wetland. Egret were frequent seen, and there were nesting swans, cormorants, several varieties of ducks, quails, and other land fowl (and Raccoons, opposum, and the occational vixen with kits in tow. To see the smaller wild life required walks in the park.. What always amazes me, are the small bits of wonder that survive.. (in a month, i'll visit the wild strawberries that survive in a protected patch of Rego Park!) for years, i road the LIRR to work, and twice a day, as the traind passed through Little Neck Bay, at AlleyPond Park, i would sit in quiet reverance of the wetland.

Egret were frequent seen, and there were nesting swans, cormorants, several varieties of ducks, quails, and other land fowl (and Raccoons, opposum, and the occational vixen with kits in tow.

To see the smaller wild life required walks in the park..

What always amazes me, are the small bits of wonder that survive.. (in a month, i’ll visit the wild strawberries that survive in a protected patch of Rego Park!)

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