Walking back along the river bed, we saw a Great Blue Heron land on the top of a large tree. It was kinda neat to watch it hovering down but then we realized that the tree had another 10 to 15 herons in its branches. The water was real low & in small pools so we figured it was their fishing lookout. No one had ever seen herons clustered like that. Not a great place to be a frog (or a newt).........................
Not sure about more hiking though. The park rangers were putting the "Beware of Rattlesnakes" signs back out. Apparently they hibernate all winter but start to re-appear as it gets warmer...YIPPEEE !!
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