It was Susan Danskin, leading a Cayuga Bird Club field trip around the lake, 
who picked out the Greater White-fronted Goose this morning.  At the time 
it was close behind a gravel spit, and by the time I got my camera ready 
it had settled down for a nap, but I think everyone got decent looks by then.  
I believe this is the same bird which Stuart Krasnoff found at Boynton Middle 
School on 24 January.  I only have photos from that day of the bird's left 
side, 
but it looks like Tom's right side photos today.  I also suspect it is the same 
bird 
which I saw on 11 January in Union Springs but which I did not photograph.  
--Dave Nutter

On Saturday, February 20, 2010, at 09:33AM, "Tom Johnson" <[email protected]> 
wrote:
>Cayugabirders,
>Gary Kohlenberg reported a Greater White-fronted Goose at Myers Point
>in Lansing this morning.  I saw the bird shortly after with other
>birders and we had nice looks in with a flock of Canadas that included
>a yellow-collared goose, potentially from Greenland.  The vividly
>orange-billed Greater White-fronted Goose also showed several
>characteristics of Greenland origin (ssp. flavirostris), though
>subspecific ID is rather confused.
>Two photos of the goose are online here:  
>http://www.flickr.com/photos/bonxie88/
>Cheers,
>Tom
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