Weekday birding at Wakodahatchee

The Everglades are flooded so where have the  water birds gone?  Palm Beach County!  We will meet at Wakodahatchee at the entrance gate at 10: 30, water birds are busy all day so no need to get up at dawn.  Directions: I 95 to Atlantic Avenue west in Delray, continue to Jog Road, park is on the right at 13026 Jog Road, Delray Beach.  You can leave whenever you want but I will probably be there at least 1 1/2 hours.  We may also go to Green Cay a few miles away to see more.  RAIN CANCELS  more info:  http://www.pbcgov.com/waterutilities/wakodahatchee/location.htm

Expect to see Wood storks, anhingas and cormorants nesting, roseate spoonbills, various herons etc.  It is a small but densely populated wetland so you won't have to hunt to see lots and lots of birds.  

You need hat/sun protection, water, maybe a snack, bug spray but there aren't many mosquitoes, and binoculars... but even if you don't have them you will still see a lot of birds up close.