All:
Paul Anderson had the King Eider at Myers Pt. at ca. 0930h.
The King Eider was fairly close to shore when I got to Myers at about
9:15 and because the lake was relatively calm it allowed very nice
views. I watched it on and off for about an hour and a half, during
which time it dived infrequently and slowly drifted south. I then went
to the Marina for about 20 minutes where I picked it up again, and it
was still very visible when I left.
Also notable were two Black Scoters seen from Myers and one Red-necked
Grebe seen from the Marina.
-Paul
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