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December at Emiquon

Observed by: Jane Ward 
Date: December 13, 2016, 11:30 AM 
Location: Emiquon Visitor Use area 
Weather: Sunny but cold, 24F, winds 7MPH 

Yesterday I drove through Emiquon and was pleased to find the drive through the visitor use area open to cars. The water is slowly going down as the Nature Conservancy lets water out of Thompson Lake into the Illinois River. Ice covered the south end of the lake, where it is more shallow. In other areas much open water remains. I encountered a dozen bald eagles, two of which were juveniles. I also watched two harriers hunting over the grassland near the lake. There were gulls everywhere I looked. I am not one to identify gulls, but the large number of birds was amazing. I also found migrating American White Pelicans right up close to the drive through the visitor use area and several groups of ducks (unidentified), along with a small flock of Canada Geese. No Snow Geese on this visit. However, I did see two Great White Egrets and one Great Blue Heron, as well as a few Mute Swans. On the way back to Peoria, I found a family of Tundra Swans (I think) in the agricultural field south of Duck Creek road, a field where I have found swans in years past.

Walking through the Visitor Use Area by Thompson Lake

Observed by: Jane Ward

Date: October 16, 2016, 11:30 AM

Location: Emiquon Visitor Use area

Weather: Overcast,74F, winds southwest 7MPH

Deb Roe and I took a short walk through the visitor use area, which remained closed to vehicles but open to walking. Many coots were swimming and hunting on all parts of the lake.

Emiquon Horizon

Watching the Emiquon horizon disappear in the mist

of the blustery morning snow, 

I think of the life hidden behind the shroud of winter.

Later I look up and the mist has retreated

revealing the familiar line of

river trees surrounding Sister Creeks,

with clouds from the plant eleven miles away at Havana

billowing out over the lake against a dark gray sky.

 

Jane Ward
www.walkwithmepart2.blogspot.com

Clark Road in December

Mud Road in the Snow

Clark Road

Clark Road

Outcrop

Observed by: Jane Ward
Date: December 14, 2013
Location: Emiquon Wetland Observatory, North of Canoe Launch
Weather: Cold, 32 degrees, snow just starting to melt