January 7th to 21st 2024
We enjoyed our usual walks at the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada.
A couple of Brown Creepers and Varied Thrush were seen near the viewing tower.
Spotted Towhees watched a we wandered past.
White-throated Sparrows were seen at the Rotary Interpretive Centre feeders.
Bufflehead were seen on the lagoons.
Common Goldeneyes were seen on the North Lagoon.
American Coots were seen along the way.
Double-crested Cormorants were seen in a few spots.
Pied-billed Grebes were seen from the north bridge of the Salwein Creek.
Hooded Mergansers were seen “dancing for the females”.
Greater Scaup were seen as well.
American Wigeon were seen resting on ice and paddling in the cold water.
Weather
January 07 Sunny 31F (-01C) Afternoon 39F (04C)
January 08 Light Snow 32F (0C) Afternoon 34F (01C)
January 09 Rain and Heavy Winds 45F (07C) Afternoon 45F (07C)
January 10 Cloudy 37F (03C) Afternoon 39F (04C)
January 11 Cloudy 27F (-03C) Wind Chill 16F (-09C)
Afternoon 18F (-08C) Wind Chill 05F (-15C)
January 12 Cloudy 4F (-16C) Wind Chill -11F (-24C)
Afternoon 09F (-13C) Wind Chill -08F (-22C)
January 13 Sunny 11F (-12C) Wind Chill --07F (-22C)
Afternoon 18F (-08C) Wind Chill 04F (-16C)
January 14 Cloudy 15F (-09C) Wind Chill -03F (-19C)
Afternoon 24F (-04C) Wind Chill 12F (-11C)
January 15 Sunny 24F (-04C) Wind Chill 10F (-12C)
Afternoon 30F (-01C) Wind Chill 18F (-08C)
January 16 Cloudy 24F (-04C) Wind Chill 15F (-09C)
Afternoon 31F (-01C) Wind Chill 17F (-08C)
January 17 Snow 25F (-04C) Wind Chill 18F (-08C)
Afternoon 28F (-02C) Wind Chill 21F (-06C)
January 18 Cloudy 27F (-03C) Wind Chill 18F (-08C)
Afternoon 30F (-01C) Wind Chill 09F (-13C)
January 19 Cloudy 32F (0C) Wind Chill 21F (-06C)
Afternoon 34F (01C) Wind Chill 09F (-12C)
January 20 Cloudy 36F (02C) Wind Chill 33F (01C)
Afternoon 39F (04C) Wind Chill 30F (-01C)
January 21 Rain 34F (01C) Wind Chill 33F (01C)
Afternoon 39F (04C) Wind Chill 37F (03C)
It was nice to see Christa, Ruth Fred, Terry with Bogey, Jody with Jasper during our walks.
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