Myers was great this morning with glass-smooth water and almost no
shimmer, making identifications of very distant birds possible.
Highlights were three flocks of HORNED GREBEs for a total of 25
individuals, most in breeding plumage and swimming slowly north; two
flocks of LONG-TAILED DUCKs for a total of 32, also slowly making their
way north; and two flocks of BONAPARTE'S GULLs flying north, each about
30 in size.
Here's the full list:
Canada Goose x
Mallard x
Long-tailed Duck 32
Bufflehead x
Common Merganser x
Common Loon 4
Pied-billed Grebe 2
Horned Grebe 25
Killdeer x
Bonaparte's Gull 60
Ring-billed Gull x
Herring Gull x
Rock Pigeon x
Mourning Dove x
Red-bellied Woodpecker 1
American Crow x
Tree Swallow x
Northern Rough-winged Swallow x
American Robin x
European Starling x
Common Grackle x
House Sparrow x
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Paul Anderson. GrammaTech, Inc. Tel: +1 607 273-7340 x18
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