Yesterday morning I decided it was time to go back to Bunn’s Creek for my walk. It has been about a month since I’ve been there.
My first sighting was a beautiful Belted Kindfisher. He was on the opposite side of the creek and he tested my camera’s zoom ability. Amazingly enough, I got a few decent photos of him.
Then as I wandered, I took a few photos, showing the start of fall colours and the beautiful scenery.
I zoomed in on the flowers from the photo beside. 
Water in the creek 
A dead tree 
Getting close to the first road crossing 
Here is that tree that lies down, but has healthy green leaves. 
Getting close to the Red River and the creek is higher. 
Another view of Bunn’s Creek close to the river 
This little Black-capped Chickadee tested my zoom more than the Kingfisher did.
Then I crossed the last road and walked the short distance to the Red River for a few more photos.
Mallard Ducks on the Red River 
Bunn’s Creek at the Red River 
This hawk was a long way up and I only got this one chance for a photo (which isn’t very good) – but if you know what it is, I’d love to hear from you. 
Canada Geese flying by
Above, I showed a photo of a dead tree. I am happy to say that the woods along the path are being kept natural – dead trees stay where they land – unless they land onto the path, which is kept clear. The trail is quite busy and all the people are very friendly. A lot of people are walking dogs, and I always talk to the dog (and the person). I pet as many dogs as I can.
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